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dario2308
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My budget is up to $600. 
 

I wanna use this card for gaming and editing. I been looking up many cards. But I'm 

not sure what is good.

 

Thanks guys.

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My budget is up to $600. 

 

I wanna use this card for gaming and editing. I been looking up many cards. But I'm 

not sure what is good.

 

Thanks guys.

GTX 980.

Be sure to give your full system when asking for recommendations though

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Mobo, CPU, and PSU plz.

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Mobo, CPU, and PSU plz.

 

 

GTX 980.

Be sure to give your full system when asking for recommendations though

 

Sorry Guys.

 

 

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Yeah, definitely gtx 980

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You have a pretty monster setup, huh? My recommendation is SLI Gtx 970. However, that's about 80$ over budget.

 

So here is my plan: buy 1 Gtx 970. See if that's enough for you. If you feel you need even more power, you can grab a second 970 in the next month, when you get some extra cash.

 

I find the 980 not worth it.

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You have a pretty monster setup, huh? My recommendation is SLI Gtx 970. However, that's about 80$ over budget.

 

So here is my plan: buy 1 Gtx 970. See if that's enough for you. If you feel you need even more power, you can grab a second 970 in the next month, when you get some extra cash.

 

I find the 980 not worth it.

 

Sure do. Decided to build something that is going to last me a long time.  

But that is a good idea. Thanks. 

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You have a pretty monster setup, huh? My recommendation is SLI Gtx 970. However, that's about 80$ over budget.

 

So here is my plan: buy 1 Gtx 970. See if that's enough for you. If you feel you need even more power, you can grab a second 970 in the next month, when you get some extra cash.

 

I find the 980 not worth it.

@dario2308 this ^ is the best option.

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