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980ti or r9 390(1440p)

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which of these should i get for 1440p, i know both cards are very much capable and considering i will get a freesync or gsync pannel to go along with it i dont know if the framerates will make much of a difference in the end since it will be too smooth to differentiate. I WILL NOT buy the 390x, period 100 dollars more for a couple more shaders does not interest me.

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would it really matter though with some type of (x) sync feature?

Depends; G-Sync is for NVIDIA. It reduces stuttering, and overall makes everything more smooth. http://www.geforce.com/hardware/technology/g-sync/faq  

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R9 fury

Thats that. If you need to get in touch chances are you can find someone that knows me that can get in touch.

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id be getting a reference on the 980ti simply for its compatibility with waterblocks for the future when i decide to do a  custom loop and i do want to kick up AA so 6gb or the 8gb would be preferrable

Why by a reference card when you can get a ASUS GTX 980Ti STRIX and a EK water block which are just getting released.

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cuz the reference is 30~ dollars less on amazon (622)

30 Dollars less. Wow, so much Money...

Dude, get a Custom Card, they are so much faster than the Reference. You dont have to OC them yet at all.

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well i mean after taxes the 670$ just seems more reasonable to me

Custom cards are 20-25% faster. I mean realy, my 980Ti is so fast, its insane. Believe me Dude, spend that extra Cash.

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im trying to accept what you say but i mean after tax im giving myself the argument, HEY FOR 300 MORE DOLLARS YOU COULD GET A TITAN

There´s no Point in getting one, Custom 980Ti´s are faster than TitanX.

And we talk about 30$...thats nothing.

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Yeah...I don't think you can compare those two cards because 980ti and 390 are not on the same level and the same price. You can compare 390's price and performance with gtx970, they are closer...So in my opinion, in 1440P I think a 390X will be a great choice and 390 is simply not enough( if you can stand playing a game not in ultra or high setting without AA,such as GTA5 and The witcher3) and a 390X can max out(maybe just msaaX2). And you even consider a 980ti? Because you can max everything out with this card indeed...but it is a waste, you can't truly use this card's performance and it will cost you a fortune. So consider this bro

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