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Nvidia gtx 660 or AMD r7 265?

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I want to pair them with AMD athlon x2 760k. It is the same price here. The 750ti is a bit cheaper.

 

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you can only pair a AMD card with a AMD APU, that seems pretty obvious to me...

 

so 265 is your only choose

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you can only pair a AMD card with a AMD APU, that seems pretty obvious to me...

 

so 265 is your only choose

That cpu is not an apu. So.... That solves that.

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You can't CF that card and cpu, you need an apu. Also look at say a 270/ 270x they are strong cards! 

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You can't CF that card and cpu, you need an apu. Also look at say a 270/ 270x they are strong cards! 

the r9 270 is way more here... I live in hungary!

 

Sorry i checked it is not that much more... So then r9 270 or gtx 660??

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R9 270x actually...

 

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the r9 270 is way more here... I live in hungary!

Sorry i checked it is not that much more... So then r9 270 or gtx 660??

The 265 is already better than the 660. The 270 is even better.

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GTX 660 no doubt  ,265 is only a pimped 260 and is not as tough as the 660 ,but still a good card though

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The R9 270 performs better than the gtx 660 and the 660 performs slightly better than the R7 265.

 

I think it comes down to how much you are able/willing to pay for a graphics card, because all of those cards are great options for gaming at 1080p at a reasonable price.

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