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Gigabyte Gtx 750ti or Amd R7 260x or R7 360

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The gtx 750 ti offers the best fps/dollar for that price range as i can tell by a few benchmarks quickly off youtube.

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Hi all . I need to purchase a new gpu and want an opinion on what would be best . Gigabyte gtx750ti or amd r7 260x or other suggestions for my pc ...

msi a88x g45 gaming mobo . Amd a6 7400k cpu .8gb 1866 crucial ballistic ram single stick . Corsair vs 450w psu.

The gtx750ti is R2299 and the r7 260x is R2000 ( I live in South Africa ) I'm fine playing on medium settings . Just a casual pc gamer

thanks in advance for the help :)

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I'd personally save up to get a better GPU or buy something higher end used.

Buuutt...Probably the 360.

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750 Ti > 260X = 360

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The gtx 750 ti offers the best fps/dollar for that price range as i can tell by a few benchmarks quickly off youtube.

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