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If you don't get the oc version bare in mind you're not guaranteed to be able to reach that frequency. Overclock depends on luck of the draw and while the oc version mounts chips selected specifically because they are stable at those frequencies out of the box, the non-oc version vould be a terrible overclocker and not even reach 10 extra mhz.

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Hey.

 

Should I buy MSI 780Ti LE or MSI 780Ti OC?
OC costs a little more.
I can overclock the card without problem, so what should I buy?

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Roll with the OC, it comes with higher clocks, and should have a bit more headroom for more overclocking.

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Roll with the OC, it comes with higher clocks, and should have a bit more headroom for more overclocking.

if its 10 bucks, go for it, if its like 30, its not worth it

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in my currency is it $ 60

 

You're better off going with the non-OC version for that price difference.

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in my currency is it $ 60

 

You're better off going with the non-OC version for that price difference.

 

quick google search shows that $60NOK is about $10USD, this is ofcouse if VeryWetFingers wasnt talking about USD in the first place.

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If you don't get the oc version bare in mind you're not guaranteed to be able to reach that frequency. Overclock depends on luck of the draw and while the oc version mounts chips selected specifically because they are stable at those frequencies out of the box, the non-oc version vould be a terrible overclocker and not even reach 10 extra mhz.

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If you don't get the oc version bare in mind you're not guaranteed to be able to reach that frequency. Overclock depends on luck of the draw and while the oc version mounts chips selected specifically because they are stable at those frequencies out of the box, the non-oc version vould be a terrible overclocker and not even reach 10 extra mhz.

 

Ture, but there aren't many games that a potentially bad 780Ti can't almost max out (at, I'm assuming, 1080p)... so is 60USD worth it? Not in my opinion.

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Ture, but there aren't many games that a potentially bad 780Ti can't almost max out (at, I'm assuming, 1080p)... so is 60USD worth it? Not in my opinion.

 

Of course, I was just pointing out that if he wants/needs the extra power he shouldn't assume that he will be able to get it nevertheless even with the standard card.

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