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[US-Newegg] $240 Asus DCUII R9 290

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I think this is a great deal, assuming you do the Promo Code (Which is $20 off and I think everyone should be able to do), you get down to $270, only $20 more than a GTX 960. Do the MIR and you got yourself an R9 290 for $240. Killer deal IMO.

 

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814121842&cm_re=Asus_R9_290-_-14-121-842-_-Product

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It's a great deal, I own that card and I can recommend it :)

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Oh man I want it so badly, I just can't justify buying anything new because my 770 is still such a good card.

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It's a great deal, I own that card and I can recommend it :)

If I didn't already have my GTX 970, I would've probably gotten this card. $120 less and practically the same performance. But stuff happens, and I'm happy with my GTX 970.

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Oh man I want it so badly, I just can't justify buying anything new because my 770 is still such a good card.

 

considering the price of 960s, you might pull off selling your card for 220$ and buying this for just 20$ more. I don't usually advise to change gpu before 3 years but in this case it might just be acceptable :)

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considering the price of 960s, you might pull off selling your card for 220$ and buying this for just 20$ more. I don't usually advise to change gpu before 3 years but in this case it might just be acceptable :)

Don't know where I would actually be able to sell a 770 at though, Ebay takes way too big of a chunk of the final selling price and no where else really has enough people looking for a 770 for it to sell.

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Don't know where I would actually be able to sell a 770 at though, Ebay takes way too big of a chunk of the final selling price and no where else really has enough people looking for a 770 for it to sell.

 

hm, good point. Unless you know anyone interested that could be a problem.

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U can take another $25 off with VCOJAN25 if u use Visa

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I had one for 24 hours... Was a nice card while it lasted. Actually paid $239 for it from Amazon. Anyway, I had a mosfet explode on mine. :( But now I have a 970.

 

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Real problem is finding someone dumb enough to buy it for $220.

$220 shipped is actually a great deal for a 770, I still think it is going to outperform or easily match the 960 performance. And with 960's being rumored to being closer to the $300 mark someone could actually save quite a bit of money buying a used 770 like mine.

 

 

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$220 shipped is actually a great deal for a 770, I still think it is going to outperform or easily match the 960 performance. And with 960's being rumored to being closer to the $300 mark someone could actually save quite a bit of money buying a used 770 like mine.

 

 

You like my sells pitch? :P

960 is already out, and it sucks. 200$ price point sub par performance.

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960 is already out, and it sucks. 200$ price point sub par performance.

Ah damn, wish Linus would have put a 770 into the benchmark graphs.

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I would rather spend the extra $$ on a GTX 970.

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