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Should I get GTX 970 FTW ACX 2.0 now or wait for GTX 970 ACX 2.0 Classified or wait for a MAYBE GTX 970 with 6 or 8 Gb VRAM ?

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Get the FTW ACX 2.0 ,  because i don't see the point to wait for a new cooler on that card.

 

What resolution are you playing at?

 

2-4GB is more then enough for 1080p

6-8GB i guess is more suited for 1440p?

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I play on 21:9 1080p so 2560 x 1080 but I use DSR 3620 x 1527 or 5120 x 2160.

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EVGA make the best GPU overclocker, not only their Kingpin edition. Asus are my second choice tho

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Depends on the resolution and amount of monitors

4 gigs is enough for one 1080p or 1440/1600p monitor

 

The 8gigs would only be useful if you are going SLi

and multiple monitors  

 

Also consider the Asus strix 970 as it's considered one of the best (If you aren't set on Evga)

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G1 by Gigabyte, mine just arrived and its so hot ( not in the temp sense but you know)

Hey there. You are looking mighty fine today, have my virtual cookie!  :ph34r:

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Go with the one you like the most Or looks the best in your rig.
The performance difference is not very big.

The more Vram the card have the better since resolution eat up alot of RAM.

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