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go 1660 ti 

Maybe a Little (i mean very Little) diferance but support will last longer. 

Msi gaming x overclock would even outbeat 1070 (normal ofc) 

You can take saved money and upgrade ram or something idunno 

Im not expert, let someone answer anyway couse im newbie but i think 1660 ti is better 

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Zotac, as it is cheaper. What is the rest of your system? That might hold your FPS back

 

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Just now, ProGET said:

 

you know a 2070 performs close to a 1070 ti... which means a 2060 is close to a 1070, not a 1660 ti to a 1070

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Never even think about 1050Ti if there is still RX 570 If its cheaper. The 1660Ti is better in any kind of way, so yeah get the 1660Ti

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Just now, ProGET said:

i would say that also but clearly u are nvidea fan

fanboy? I call that bad excuse to not check other things

 

but yeah... there are reasons for choosing nvidia, there are reasons to go amd

 

but i wouldn't buy last gen at the price of current gen

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Vega 56

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1 minute ago, LukeSavenije said:

fanboy? I call that bad excuse to not check other things

 

but yeah... there are reasons for choosing nvidia, there are reasons to go amd

 

but i wouldn't buy last gen at the price of current gen

As we talk now 

would y recomend 1660 ti (gaming x couse ledsssssssss) 

or this Vega? 

long term gaming couse im broke

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9 minutes ago, DrMacintosh said:

Vega 56

 

13 minutes ago, LukeSavenije said:

The Vega is not clearly better than the 1660 Ti, it comes down to individual titles.

 

The above is not true

Edited by Daniel Z.
Incorrect
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1 minute ago, ProGET said:

As we talk now 

would y recomend 1660 ti (gaming x couse ledsssssssss) 

or this Vega? 

long term gaming couse im broke

vega 56 goes on par with a 2060, so obviously i'd choose the v56 over a 1660 ti

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Just now, Daniel Z. said:

The Vega is not clearly better than the 1660 Ti, it comes down to individual titles.

i think you're confused with the 2060?

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2 minutes ago, Daniel Z. said:

 

The Vega is not clearly better than the 1660 Ti, it comes down to individual titles.

Except it is? 

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i actually meant Vega couse price came down by 100$ and its pricing is compering to 1660 ti gaming x (Asus one) 

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4 minutes ago, DrMacintosh said:

Except it is? 

 

5 minutes ago, LukeSavenije said:

i think you're confused with the 2060?

Just checked benchmarks again, I’m wrong sorry. 

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Just now, Daniel Z. said:

 

Just checked benchmarks again, I’m wrong sorry. 

no problem... 2060 is currently 50 bucks more... that's why

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