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Asus GeForce GTX 980Ti or EVGA GeForce GTX 980Ti Classified

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Asus card

https://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=GX-372-AS

 

Evga card 

https://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=GX-284-EA

 

I will be buying two of which ever card i pick and run them in SLI.

Also the asus card has the higher overclock!

 

Who is better Evga or Asus 

Also does the asus one take up three pci slots or two?? :)

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Classified all the way. 

Why is that?? 

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Why is that?? 

Don't like the ASUS design on it, also I don't trust them on their Strix models anymore, their 980/970 strix models had a lot of problems. Also with the classifieds you should expect higher overclocks, even from the ASUS one.

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Classified for sure, because it will overclock higher than the Asus card. 

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Don't like the ASUS design on it, also I don't trust them on their Strix models anymore, their 980/970 strix models had a lot of problems. Also with the classifieds you should expect higher overclocks, even from the ASUS one.

 

Incorrect, a lot of people have been having issues getting past 1500mhz on the Classifieds, they are meant to be extreme water cooling or LN2 cooled for overclocking

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Incorrect, a lot of people have been having issues getting past 1500mhz on the Classifieds, they are meant to be extreme water cooling or LN2 cooled for overclocking

Yeah, classies aren't really made for air.


 

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i would say EVGA because asus try too much to stand out wiith the design of the cooler. they both give around same amount of cooling and even performance. EVGA just make their cards look sooooo clean and simple.

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Incorrect, a lot of people have been having issues getting past 1500mhz on the Classifieds, they are meant to be extreme water cooling or LN2 cooled for overclocking

I don't understand why you would think that, is it because they just need so much power that heat becomes an issue?

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I don't understand why you would think that, is it because they just need so much power that heat becomes an issue?

 

I don't think , I know. Read the threads in EVGA and Overclock.net  Maxwell doesn't respond to voltage increases until it drops below 20c if you wanna push the core clock speeds. 

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I don't think , I know. Read the threads in EVGA and Overclock.net  Maxwell doesn't respond to voltage increases until it drops below 20c if you wanna push the core clock speeds.

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EVGA Classy

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Quote whom you're replying to, and set option to follow your topics. Or Else we can't see your reply.

 

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Probs the EVGA in this case.

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Evga. Hands down every time. The cooler is better. They usually get better overclock as well.

 

 

 

 

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