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@SirAquos Why not get one 390 and an i5 :) 

Thinking of doing a Crossfire/SLI Build,  which card would be best for this? 

  • Radeon R9 380
  • Radeon R9 390
  • GTX 750 Ti

The cards will be paired with an AMD Athlon II X4 860k and 2x4gb of pny 2400mhz DDR3.

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390 obviously

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390 for best performance

but do not crossfire on a 860k. get a 390 and an i5

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1 minute ago, SirAquos said:

Thinking of doing a Crossfire/SLI Build,  which card would be best for this? 

  • Radeon R9 380
  • Radeon R9 390
  • GTX 750 Ti

The cards will be paired with an AMD Athlon II X4 860k and 2x4gb of pny 2400mhz DDR3.

390.....derp

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390 will perform best, 380 is still good bang for buck, 750 Ti can't SLI, the 380 wont be bottlenecked terribly if you overclock the CPU.. The 390 will get bottlenecked..

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Just realised that the Athlon will bottleneck...go with 2 750 Ti's

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Just now, jkeasley said:

Just realised that the Athlon will bottleneck...go with 2 750 Ti's

750 TI's cant sli

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Say,  an A10 7870k,  overclocked.  Would that do any better? 

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Just now, SirAquos said:

Say,  an A10 7870k,  overclocked.  Would that do any better? 

That's just an 860K without the iGPU, so no.

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That seems like a very weird selection, a 390 is more than double the price of a 750 Ti.

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5 minutes ago, jkeasley said:

Just realised that the Athlon will bottleneck...go with 2 750 Ti's

 

Just now, givegomezthegun said:

a 750 ti and a better cpu/mobo ...

1 - 750 TI cannot SLI

2 - the CPU won't bottleneck nearly as much as you believe. Even with that PSU the 390 is still 3 times faster than a 750 TI

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6 minutes ago, 007agentHP said:

390 for best performance

but do not crossfire on a 860k. get a 390 and an i5

 

Just now, A Guy Eating Cereal said:

@SirAquos Why not get one 390 and an i5 :) 

I totally agree

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6 minutes ago, 007agentHP said:

750 TI's cant sli

just go with one then....the athlon will still bottleneck

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2 hours ago, don_svetlio said:

 

1 - 750 TI cannot SLI

2 - the CPU won't bottleneck nearly as much as you believe. Even with that PSU the 390 is still 3 times faster than a 750 TI

SLI wasn't the point of my recommendation.  The point was to get away from that cpu.  

Is there even a fm2 motherboard that supports SLI?

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1 minute ago, jkeasley said:

just go with one then....the athlon will still bottleneck

Why on earth? Do some research or get out and stop giving poor advice....

1 minute ago, givegomezthegun said:

SLI wasn't the point of my recommendation.  The point was to get away from that cpu.  

Is there even a fm2 motherboard that supports SLI?

Yes, they can and OP wants SLI

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A 390 is 215% more powerful than a 750 Ti. No amount of bottlenecking will change that.
http://gpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Nvidia-GTX-750-Ti-vs-AMD-R9-390/2187vs3481

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3 minutes ago, SirAquos said:

Re-Did my part selection.   http://pcpartpicker.com/p/29j7f7

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Just now, astranger200 said:

perfect

 

He is powering it with a fire cracker >.<

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4 minutes ago, don_svetlio said:

Why on earth? Do some research or get out and stop giving poor advice....

Yes, they can and OP wants SLI

I'm only hearing salt

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