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36 minutes ago, imajerec said:

which of these two is better ,taking in consideration cooling/performance/noise level? rx 570 nitro+ / rx 570 asus expedition

The difference between these expensive models and the cheaper rx 570's is a really minor oc any 570 can do. For the price of these you can almost get a entry 580 that beats both so no real point in getting these.

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About the same, get the cheaper one

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All of the cards w/in each bracket are pretty much the same in performance.  Most of the difference is factory overclock (out of the box) and any customization the individual vendor has added to it, such as heat sinks, LEDs, backplate, designs (aesthetics), etc.  Most overclockin will get you 2-5 FPS, up to 10 if you have the tweakin knowledge, cooling for it and it's stable at that lvl from benchmarks.

 

I prefer the most expensive in-slot as a personal preference due to better cooling and higher maximum overclockin, while it bein mildly factory OCd.  It also gives you more headroom, if you decide to push it further yourself.  I would go w/the Nitro+, since it's their top card for the RXs, but I'm willin to pay a little more for it.  I've seen a RX 570 for as low as $110 new w/the 2 game bonus bundle along w/it.

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