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780 Sli vs. 970 Sli

KiddKlean24
By KiddKlean24
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I Was Thinking Of Upgrading Before The 970 Came Out And Was Gonna Go With 780 Sli However Now That The 970 Is Which Would Produce The Most Perfomance. Being That I Havent Seen Any 970 Sli Benchmarks Im On The Fence About Whether Or Not To Sli The 970 Or 780. (Price Isnt A Problem I Can Afford Both, Please Just Focus On Performance)

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970 SLI.

 

Stop the caps. You'll give me cancer.

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780 is currently less than a 970 and performs a bit better so my choice would be 780

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How about get a single 980? If that's not enough performance for you, you can always buy another one later. 

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780 SLI. And why is everything capitalized? 

 

Its What I Do lol.

780 is currently less than a 970 and performs a bit better so my choice would be 780

I Was Leaning Towards The 780 But The 970 Is More Efficient With Heat And Power Consumption

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