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SuPeR_NoVa
By SuPeR_NoVa
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rx 460, gtx 1050 ti, gtx 1650, gtx 970 ti ,rx 560 , rx 570

(Price to Performance)

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2 minutes ago, SuPeR_NoVa said:

gtx 970 ti

this graphics card does not exist

 

the GTX 970 and the RX 570 are extremely similar in performance, and would be the best picks for sheer frames per second.

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The 970 and 570 should be pretty comprable. I would go with the 570 because it has more vram. The 970 has only 3.5gbs of fullspeed ram. However, if the 1650 is in your price range, then you should get the 1650 super which is only $10 more and would be the best overall out of the list. 

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970 or 570 would be the absolute winners.

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44 minutes ago, SuPeR_NoVa said:

rx 460, gtx 1050 ti, gtx 1650, gtx 970 ti ,rx 560 , rx 570

(Price to Performance)

rx 570 no question, GNC is aging much better than maxwell, plus as pointed out by Sorenson, 970 has the weird 3.5g config of actually usable ram and .5gs of trash ram. Where i disagree is with his 1650 suggestion as tbh its not faster and is more expensive, though used prices can vary a lot by region so buy whats best price to performance in the end. 

 

35 minutes ago, Sorenson said:

The 970 and 570 should be pretty comprable. I would go with the 570 because it has more vram. The 970 has only 3.5gbs of fullspeed ram. However, if the 1650 is in your price range, then you should get the 1650 super which is only $10 more and would be the best overall out of the list. 

 

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