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GTX 760 or R9 280?

Prodigydeadeye
By Prodigydeadeye
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Well which one? Performance wise. Yes I am aware of the current benefits of both systems. Keep it out of the comments. Mantle aside (because support is pretty slim right now).

I should be studying.

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The 280 is better than the 760 just like how the 7950 has been. 

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The R9 280 will still beat the 760. 1972/2048 = 87.5% of a R9 280x. (OC that card TO THE MOON :D) And the 760 has 0.786259541984732798% of the performance that a 280x has. ( How i came to this conclusion? I refrenced 3d gurus reviews since they are the only one i know that always run the same benchmarks. I looked at Tombraider, Hitman Absolution, Metro Last Ligth and Crysis 3 played at 1200p. Then i took the average of the 4 games and devided the r9 280x avergae with the 760 average.) 

 

http://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages/asus_radeon_r9_280x_top_review,1.html

http://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages/geforce_gtx_760_asus_directcu_oc_review,1.html

Both Asus both DCU2. 

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Depend on the price. If 760 is significantly cheaper, go for that.

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Jeez, stop fighting over this shit. Both are great high end graphics card and would run your Battlefield 3 at High in 1080. Isn't that the WHOLE GOD DAMN POINT

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Jeez, stop fighting over this shit. Both are great high end graphics card and would run your Battlefield 3 at High in 1080. Isn't that the WHOLE GOD DAMN POINT

It's called asking for advice. No one's fighting. Maybe you replied to the wrong thread...

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R9 280, just get that and overclock you will get near enough 7970/280x performance.

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Jeez, stop fighting over this shit. Both are great high end graphics card and would run your Battlefield 3 at High in 1080. Isn't that the WHOLE GOD DAMN POINt

 

 

were not fighting the fact of the matter is the r9 280 will beat the 760 but the 760 is great value for money

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