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How does a 960 do so much worse?

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It shouldn't do.

On the benchmarks, a 960 did 40-50 fps.

- CPU: Intel i7 3770 - GPU: MSI R9 390 - RAM: 16GB of DDR3 - SSD: Crucial BX100 - HDD: Seagate Barracuda 1TB -

 

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I was getting 35-55 on Ultra (no FXAA, Post processing on high) with my G3258 and 7870 Ghz Edition, which is pretty good considering my G3258 doesn't even meet the minimum requirements. :P

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so far my GTX 760 has been getting 50-65 fps on high

i never dip below 60, most of the time im at 65-80 fps on high with 4 settings ultra

Let's agree to disagree

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280x

 

Strict high at 60+ FPS with no dips below 60.

 

I had to tweak some settings down though because DICE games at strict high like to make my graphics card actually have to put in effort. I like my graphics card to be like me, lazy as shit and do good with minimal effort.

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so is it worth the money for a 970?

Wait for pascal or get amd. The graphics cards seem to be doing quite well vs nvidia right now. Neck and neck...minus vramgate

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