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780 Ti any day at 1080p or 1440p. It's 980 level performance, not 970

Anybody who says 970 is just on the stupid bandwagon because it's new

The 780 Ti is more powerful

GTX 780 Ti is more powerful

 

 

 


Hello guys i am thinking of upgrading my gpu but i am torn between two choices.

Asus Strix 970 380 euros

Gigabyte Windforce 780ti 485 euros

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The GTX 970 will comsume a lot less power but the GTX 780 Ti is more powerful. I love the Ti but I think I'd go with the GTX 970

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Hello guys i am thinking of upgrading my gpu but i am torn between two choices.

Asus Strix 970 480 euros

Gigabyte Windforce 780ti 485 euros

For only 5 euros more? 780 Ti any day at 1080p or 1440p. It's 980 level performance, not 970. 

 

Anybody who says 970 is just on the stupid bandwagon because it's new, it's Maxwell, and it's Strix. If you have the power supply to run a 780 Ti, there is no debate.

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SORRY STRIX IS 380 EUROS, TYPO

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780 Ti any day at 1080p or 1440p. It's 980 level performance, not 970

Anybody who says 970 is just on the stupid bandwagon because it's new

The 780 Ti is more powerful

GTX 780 Ti is more powerful

 

 

 

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For only 5 euros more? 780 Ti any day at 1080p or 1440p. It's 980 level performance, not 970. 

 

Anybody who says 970 is just on the stupid bandwagon because it's new, it's Maxwell, and it's Strix. If you have the power supply to run a 780 Ti, there is no debate.

If the difference is little, then I would agree with you, but in most cases the 970 is significantly cheaper and for those reasons when it comes to pure value the 970 wins hands down, it's not even open for discussion, you get almost the same performance when overclocked (if not more), and at a much lower price point, it just wins when it comes to pure value.

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First vid shows an overclocked 970 beating a 780 Ti, second video shows them trading spots. Not sure what you're trying to prove.

 

If the difference is little, then I would agree with you, but in most cases the 970 is significantly cheaper and for those reasons when it comes to pure value the 970 wins hands down, it's not even open for discussion, you get almost the same performance when overclocked (if not more), and at a much lower price point, it just wins when it comes to pure value.

Before OP edited the first post it said 480 euros for the 970 and 485 euros for the 780 Ti. Hence why I said that for 5 euros more there is no doubt the 780 Ti is a better choice. But for 105 euros more then the 970 is obviously better.

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First vid shows an overclocked 970 beating a 780 Ti, second video shows them trading spots. Not sure what you're trying to prove.

 

Before OP edited the first post it said 480 euros for the 970 and 485 euros for the 780 Ti. Hence why I said that for 5 euros more there is no doubt the 780 Ti is a better choice. But for 105 euros more then the 970 is obviously better.

I know.

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from what i've seen it seems that 970 is the obvious choice, thank you guys

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First vid shows an overclocked 970 beating a 780 Ti, second video shows them trading spots. Not sure what you're trying to prove.

The 780ti is not close to the 980.

It is basically the same as a stock 970 (as you can see from BOTH videos)

 

When you overclock the 970, you can get close to 980 performance, which is far above the 780ti which on average will not overclock anywhere near as far as a 970 can.

 

So basically buying a 970 you get the same as a 780ti for cheaper, with the potential of performing much better when overclocked. Plus you get lower power consumption, temperatures, and less noise.

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Yeah, but again please don't fall for the Strix gimmick and get yourself an actual good card.

edit: why is that the best answer?

Because it's right The ti is £100 more for similar performance

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Yeah, but again please don't fall for the Strix gimmick and get yourself an actual good card.

 

edit: why is that the best answer?

cause he supported his opinion with proofs

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The 780ti is not close to the 980.

It is basically the same as a stock 970 (as you can see from BOTH videos)

 

When you overclock the 970, you can get close to 980 performance, which is far above the 780ti which on average will not overclock anywhere near as far as a 970 can.

 

So basically buying a 970 you get the same as a 780ti for cheaper, with the potential of performing much better when overclocked. Plus you get lower power consumption, temperatures, and less noise.

 

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Problem is you can't compare stock clocked 700 series cards to stock clocked 900 series because the 900 series is boosting so much higher out of the box compared to the 700 series. Not really a fair comparison at stock. What the actual cards are boosting to makes all the difference if you are ever trying to compare the 700 series to the 900 series.

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