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Time to upgrade from a GTX970, any suggestions?

Myk3_Fury

Time to upgrade from a GTX970.

 

600.00 (U.S. Currency) budget and due to Christmas gift cards it had to be from Amazon.

 

Any suggestions? 

 

Thanks.

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Just now, Myk3_Fury said:

600.00

What currency? 

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1 minute ago, LinusTechTipsFanFromDarlo said:

What currency? 

U.S.

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Only really 2 options. 2070 super or a 5700xt. Which will compete with a 2070s if you're willing to do some bios tweaking etc.

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7 minutes ago, Myk3_Fury said:

Which 2070 Super is a good one? 

The one that fits your budget best. They're all based on the same architecture. And brand to brand differences are only a few mhz here and there. Personally I prefer founders cards as they have the best looking coolers. But you can only get them from NVIDIA themselves.

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I would recommend the Strix variant of the 2070 for the better cooler.

I got a strix 590 for Christmas and it runs about 15 degrees c less than my 570 armor I had previously. 

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15 minutes ago, Myk3_Fury said:

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whatever duo fan model you can find for 500usd imho, any extra spent on cooling brings you toward the next tier of cards, i've seen 2080 new go for 550usd and 2080S for 675 (base models)

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19 minutes ago, Myk3_Fury said:

Which 2070 Super is a good one? 

EVGA XC gaming/ultra are pretty good.

They are around 20-30$ ($520-$530) more than MSRP, but the cooling performance is pretty good.

 

Or if you really want, FTW3 is better in cooling. It is 80$ above MSRP ($580), though.

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