Difference Between GPU Brands?

[Melanchely]

Hi, I'm look to upgrade my GPU and have decided on a 1660 Super but now I'm having to sort through all the different variations from different manufactures. I'm leading towards the EVGA GTX 1660 Super 6 GB SC ULTRA GAMING mostly because it fits my builds aesthetic. Is there a big increase in performance from getting an OC version or a better version of this card than one I've selected? I have been trying to figure it out on my own but I could use some help  (Canadian btw)

 

 

Edited February 19, 2020 by Melanchely
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[Slottr]

They'll all perform marginally the same. Only real difference is temperature.

 

The price you pay is moreso for that cooler difference and service quality. Like EVGA has really great customer service, and someone like MSI has fair customer service

[xdeathshot20]

when your looking at more of the budget cards, the difference become pretty minisulce besides looks.  Speed is going to be pretty much the same across the board.  Cooling capabilites will vary but again the 1660 aint that power hungry of a card.  My personal thing when it come to gpu's are go with a reputability brand like evga in your case and then compare the differences between the varients that specific vendor has

[MartinKweh]

1 minute ago, Slottr said:

They'll all perform marginally the same. Only real difference is temperature.

 

The price you pay is moreso for that cooler difference and service quality. Like EVGA has really great customer service, and someone like MSI has fair customer service

In addition to this, some gpu comes with higher clocks, different form factors and basically the aesthetics.

[merco]

Another thing to consider is noise level. The msi gaming x model for example is very quiet from what I've read, but without knowing the prices in Canada it's probably super(hehe) expensive for a 1660 super.