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Alternatively, there's the RX 480. Concerning price and performance, it's fairly equal to the GTX 1060, but you can get it with up to 8GB of memory. It might also support some DirectX features that the GTX cards don't, but I'm not sure. On the other hand, the GTX 1060 is more power-efficient.

the rx 480 supports asynchronous computing, which is a major thing in dx12 (nvidia claims to do so too, but the support is not hardware-sided and therefore useless, as it does not make anything faster, but rather slower)

Edit: Here's a build suggestion that I threw together quickly!
https://skinflint.co.uk/?cat=WL-725809&sort=-p

my recommendations for change:
-i5-6500 rather than i5-6600 (20 bucks for 0.1 GHz is totally overpriced)
-DO NOT get this rx 480, always go for a custom design(aka 2 or three fans). the standart design has an issue with power supply through the mainboard, is loder, slower and hotter
-m2 ssd is not needed and i heard the mx300 is a downgrad to the mx300, not sure though
-i would go for a z170 board for the full chipset and ddr4 2400 support
- not sure about the power supply, i would generally go for a better quality one, like:
https://geizhals.eu/super-flower-golden-green-hx-550w-atx-2-3-sf-550p14xe-hx-a1039303.html

As for builds, I've seen the one you made above, but if say I went for a 1060 6GB, would it still work with that same build or one similar? Because I don't want to go for a similar thing that ends up not working properly.

all graphic cards are interchangeable, years ago people said intel+nvidia and amd+ati, but thats a thing of the past.

@swiftsabre
a couple of questions:
-are you gonna use your pc for anything else than gaming?
-do you live in a hot country?
-could you get a used 980 from a friend or why were you asking for that one?
-what parts are in your old pc?
-how much do you game?

You can see that blade has 2 layers of steel.

isnt it 3 layers of steel to be exact? 2 soft ones conatining low amounts of carbon at the sides and one high carbon in the middle? or was it rather made with differential hardening? (excuse my curiosity, smithing is one of my hobbies)

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To get back to your post: Are you sure the rate of fire ist the same on the Ost and USF mortar?

afaik the normal rate is the same, but during a barrage the usf mortar has higher rof

Forget that, please.

that was sarcastic and in no way an actual request
we really need the kappa emote here