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EVGA ERYYDAY ALL DAY 24/7 ALL WEEK

 

 

evga, gigabyte or msi. whichever is cheapest

 

 

EVGA is pretty much the best IMHO @Ssoele @looney

 

 

EVGA, MSI and ASUS.

 

 

I agree!

 

 

doesn't matter. Only take the manufacturer in consideration when it comes to warranty or non-reference designs. I would go with EVGA for warranty and non-reference with their higher end stuff. ASUS makes decent quality with a not-so-good warranty. I don't know too much on MSi or Gigabytes new stuff.

 

 

I've decided to stay with EVGA it seems the best for the price.

 

 

pretty much this

Yeah what they said. EVGA

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In your opinion what is the "best" producer for the GeForce GTX 780. I've been looking at the EVGA 3GB version.

 

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EVGA ERYYDAY ALL DAY 24/7 ALL WEEK

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evga, gigabyte or msi. whichever is cheapest

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EVGA, MSI and ASUS.

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EVGA is pretty much the best IMHO @Ssoele @looney

 

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doesn't matter. Only take the manufacturer in consideration when it comes to warranty or non-reference designs. I would go with EVGA for warranty and non-reference with their higher end stuff. ASUS makes decent quality with a not-so-good warranty. I don't know too much on MSi or Gigabytes new stuff.

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In your opinion what is the "best" producer for the GeForce GTX 780. I've been looking at the EVGA 3GB version.

Asus :D

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My preference is ASUS and MSI.

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All the major companies are good. Just get the cheaper one and also judge by what one looks best to you.

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PALIT Jetstream cards have great cooling - I think the prices are pretty competitive too

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EVGA ERYYDAY ALL DAY 24/7 ALL WEEK

 

 

evga, gigabyte or msi. whichever is cheapest

 

 

EVGA is pretty much the best IMHO @Ssoele @looney

 

 

EVGA, MSI and ASUS.

 

 

I agree!

 

 

doesn't matter. Only take the manufacturer in consideration when it comes to warranty or non-reference designs. I would go with EVGA for warranty and non-reference with their higher end stuff. ASUS makes decent quality with a not-so-good warranty. I don't know too much on MSi or Gigabytes new stuff.

 

 

I've decided to stay with EVGA it seems the best for the price.

 

 

pretty much this

Yeah what they said. EVGA

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Asus :D

im a bit hesitant with recommending asus these days, they make great products however when they break, you are in for it, asus didnt rma one of my customers boards and i had to threaten to go to court with them, i had the evidence and i looked at their terms and conditions and i was in warrenty and had a proper reason( i cant remember what the problem was it was about a year ago) so they would have lost. Other then that when they accept an RMA they take a stupidly long time to do anything about it. When close competitors have rma services that take less then a week it makes you wonder whats going on.

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EVGA seems to be the best from what I've heard

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Guys i just wanna know how much voltage does an evga gtx 780 ftw edition graphics card take by default

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but.... i like gigabyte

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