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Hey  I need help finding th best budget gaming card, i dont care if its from nvidia or amd

I just need a good cheap gaming card

can someone help 

 

 

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budget??
 

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6 minutes ago, kaza_kazakovich said:

Hey  I need help finding th best budget gaming card, i dont care if its from nvidia or amd

I just need a good cheap gaming card

can someone help 

 

 

What games do you play and how much are you willing to spend. 

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3 minutes ago, Killstreak said:

budget??
 

i mean cheap but good performance graphics card

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If you are looking for a GPU around $150, the GTX 950 is stellar.[price range]

It won't max out games like Tomb Raider 2013 at 1080p though...  but SLI is nice for resale.

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1 minute ago, Weak1ings said:

If you are looking for a GPU around $150, the GTX 950 is stellar.[price range]

It won't max out games like Tomb Raider 2013 at 1080p though...  but SLI is nice for resale.

Very true but if you want a bit more power you could get a gtx 960. it should do 60 fps 1080p for most games

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2 minutes ago, GDRRiley said:

What games do you play and how much are you willing to spend. 

i think ill spend somthing like $150-250

 

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Just now, kaza_kazakovich said:

i think ill spend somthing like $150-250

 

If you are willing, $300 could get you something that competes with SLI of stuff in that budget range.  GTX 960 for the lower end of that price bracket, or the 380X in the upper end of that bracket.  choose and pick.

GTX 950 for the lowest end of the bracket.

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My current suggestion in this price range had been and always will be (until there is something else better in this price range) used R9 290 as long as it hasn't been used to mine, or used 780 if you can find one) new, R9 380 or 380x if you can find a 380x under that, but the honest best bang for the buck new would be R9 390

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20 minutes ago, Jordaneer said:

My current suggestion in this price range had been and always will be (until there is something else better in this price range) used R9 290 as long as it hasn't been used to mine, or used 780 if you can find one) new, R9 380 or 380x if you can find a 380x under that, but the honest best bang for the buck new would be R9 390

thank you so much i think ill get r9 390 t

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21 minutes ago, kaza_kazakovich said:

thank you so much i think ill get r9 390 t

the only issue is a 390 runs about $330 USD normally, so if your trying to stay reasonably within your 150-250 range, I suggest used 290, I got mine for $185 about a month ago.

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