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Evga 980 ti hybrid or Inno3d 980 ti hybrid?

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Soo, now ive found out that i dont have a prosessor problem i only have left to chose what gpu's i'm going for..

it stands between 2x Evga 980 ti Hybrid or 2x Inno3d 980 ti Hybrid

price wise the Inno3d wins. does anyone have any exp with eather and is able to tell me if there is any differance at all performance wise?

i do like the Inno3d cooler better. but wonder if its as good to overclock as the evga ones seem to be?.

 

Performance difference - zero.  That is up to the silicon lottery.  EVGA has a lot more experience in the market than INNO3D, and probably better customer service too since INNO3D is pretty new and hasn't produced many cards.

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Soo, now ive found out that i dont have a prosessor problem i only have left to chose what gpu's i'm going for..

it stands between 2x Evga 980 ti Hybrid or 2x Inno3d 980 ti Hybrid

price wise the Inno3d wins. does anyone have any exp with eather and is able to tell me if there is any differance at all performance wise?

i do like the Inno3d cooler better. but wonder if its as good to overclock as the evga ones seem to be?.

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EVGA. Mostly because they have great warranty. Plus it looks better.

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Soo, now ive found out that i dont have a prosessor problem i only have left to chose what gpu's i'm going for..

it stands between 2x Evga 980 ti Hybrid or 2x Inno3d 980 ti Hybrid

price wise the Inno3d wins. does anyone have any exp with eather and is able to tell me if there is any differance at all performance wise?

i do like the Inno3d cooler better. but wonder if its as good to overclock as the evga ones seem to be?.

 

Performance difference - zero.  That is up to the silicon lottery.  EVGA has a lot more experience in the market than INNO3D, and probably better customer service too since INNO3D is pretty new and hasn't produced many cards.

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Performance difference - zero.  That is up to the silicon lottery.  EVGA has a lot more experience in the market than INNO3D, and probably better customer service too since INNO3D is pretty new and hasn't produced many cards.

Inno3d is not new

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LOL INNO3D was around before G92...

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Inno3d is not new

 

LOL INNO3D was around before G92...

 

My bad, I guess I just haven't really heard of them until now.

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