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Urgent help needed on choosing a 1650 super

Morty77
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Hi all,

I have two choices 

Asus tuf 1650 super 

Gigabyte 1650 super windforce

 

Asus one is about 10% more expensive.

Is it worth that? I want the most robustly built most reliable card. Not caring about slight performance variations. 

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No, not worth it. All 1650 Super cards will perform roughly the same, and differences in cooler/VRM are minor and won't make much of a difference.

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9 minutes ago, Morty77 said:

Hi all,

I have two choices 

Asus tuf 1650 super 

Gigabyte 1650 super windforce

 

Asus one is about 10% more expensive.

Is it worth that? I want the most robustly built most reliable card. Not caring about slight performance variations. 

The same thing so  pick gigabyte unless you dont like gigabyte or are a huge fan of ASUS

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Already bought the Asus :p 

thank you for the opinions though.

that space grade lubricant ,double ball bearing fans, IP 5 dust resistance and overall Asus fit and finish bought me. I hope it lives longer XD 

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3 hours ago, Morty77 said:

Asus one is about 10% more expensive. Is it worth that? I want the most robustly built most reliable card.

Already bought the Asus ?

thank you for the opinions though.

that space grade lubricant ,double ball bearing fans, IP 5 dust resistance and overall Asus fit and finish bought me. I hope it lives longer XD 

Then don't buy the cheapest version one can buy, get something like FTW3 or Nitro+. It's like buying a Chevrolet Matiz because the Chevrolet Camaro(2019) is reliable.

Snake oil and ball bearing doesn't mean that Asus didnt use cheap or knock off components. Buy yeah, the more you buy, the more you save.

 

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