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So I've gone and done a short clip for a fabrication company and they want to repay me with a moderately good graphics card. Which I need. Because a 4770 simply can't cut it.

 

Here are the choices available to me in my country. I have a strict budget and WILL NOT go over even if they bundle unicorns with every purchase.

 

Just gonna copy and paste stuff now:

 

  • MSI AMD Radeon R9 270X OC Twin Frozr HAWK, 2048MB, GDDR5, 256bit, Military Class 4
  • Gainward NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760 OC PHANTOM II, 4096MB, GDDR5, 256bit
  • Asus AMD Radeon R9 280 OC DirectCU II, 3072MB, GDDR5, 384bit
  • Sapphire AMD Radeon R9 285 OC, 2048MB, GDDR5, 256bit

 

I have a bias towards AMD (you can tell) but I will buy the GTX 760 if it has serious advantages over its competitors.

 

I mostly want it for video editing. Gaming I don't have much time for anymore.

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Nvidia cards are better for video editing due to the presence of CUDA cores

Im not too sure but it has something to do with adobe PP CC 

Source: http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-1875930/amd-nvidia-video-editing.html

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Nvidia cards are better for video editing due to the presence of CUDA cores

Im not too sure but it has something to do with adobe PP CC 

Source: http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-1875930/amd-nvidia-video-editing.html

 

That is really outdated information. The Mercury playback engine can use both CUDA and OpenCL. All modern AMD graphics cards are supported for on-the-fly rendering and final output.

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That is really outdated information. The Mercury playback engine can use both CUDA and OpenCL. All modern AMD graphics cards are supported for on-the-fly rendering and final output.

Ah then im useless here xD Sorry for not being able to help! :( 

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I have both a 280 (well, 7950 that I fried) and a 760.

 

the 280 will surpass the 760 in every way. I can't stress that enough.

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i bought a 280 oc strix couple days ago, pretty happy with its temps eventhough its the good old tahiti. alien isolation the gpu loads about 50% at 68-69 degrees C

edit: i play at 1080 maxed out

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I have both a 280 (well, 7950 that I fried) and a 760.

 

the 280 will surpass the 760 in every way. I can't stress that enough.

 

Alrighty. I'll send my preference over over to the head honcho. Thanks!

 

i bought a 280 strix couple days ago, pretty happy with its temps eventhough its the good old tahiti. alien isolation the gpu loads about 50% at 68-69 degrees C

 

Never played that game. Pretty sure it can handle 1440p encoding well enough.

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