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gogogame
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Just to make sure

I plan to buy a new Graphic card for my rig

 

I'm going for MSI gaming X model for 13800 THB (around 456.26 USD) but here's some other competitior

Gigabyte gaming OC - for about same price

Powercolor reddevil - around 30$ more

Saphire Pulse - around 30$ more

 

A good decision?

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Get the sapphire card, they have much better support and quality among the others

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2 minutes ago, Slottr said:

Get the sapphire card, they have much better support and quality among the others

No idea about support but PowerColor GPUs have even slightly better heatsink performance, and Gaming X isn't far from them either.

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Just now, Juular said:

No idea about support but PowerColor GPUs have even slightly better heatsink performance, and Gaming X isn't far from them either.

Then even just for the support I would still stick to sapphire

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I have the Sapphire nitro and am really happy with it. The trixx software is nice. With scaling options and bios switches. 

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The MSi Gaming X is actually one the best, there's literally no need to look for others specially with a 30 bucks premium.

 

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I went with the sapphire nitro. Purely based on looks if I am honest, I was weighing up the same ones as OP. I wasn’t a fan (no pun intended) of the black and red colour scheme. The nitro looks ace though! I keep it in the silent bios and very happy.

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On 12/17/2019 at 12:54 PM, gogogame said:

Just to make sure

I plan to buy a new Graphic card for my rig

 

I'm going for MSI gaming X model for 13800 THB (around 456.26 USD) but here's some other competitior

Gigabyte gaming OC - for about same price

Powercolor reddevil - around 30$ more

Saphire Pulse - around 30$ more

 

A good decision?

To me Sapphire Pulse at $410 is a no brainer since it is $10 above a crappy reference model yet is leagues quieter and cooler.  My only complaint is it being 2.3 slots but it still should fit most cases

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