Which GTX 980

[Italplayer11]

So, I recently decided to get myself a 980, but i'm not sure what version, i've been thinking about getting the 4GB Classified ACX 2.0 Card, if anyone has any suggestions, let me know. (Just something to point out, i'm going to be using a 750D, so looking for something that looks pretty nice aswell). Thanks for the suggestion everyone .

[Vypr]

I opted for the EVGA card because I love EVGA's support and it runs super quiet. 

Gigabyte has the G1 Gaming for more hardcore overclocking and cooling. 

They're both great cards, either would serve you perfectly.

 

EDIT: To add onto this, EVGA will upgrade (step-up) your video card if a new one comes out within 90 days of your purchase date. Somtimes even longer, they're nice. 

[Italplayer11]

Most likely not going to OC.

[Goussy]

I opted for the EVGA card because I love EVGA's support and it runs super quiet. 

Gigabyte has the G1 Gaming for more hardcore overclocking and cooling. 

They're both great cards, either would serve you perfectly.

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[david cassar]

Evga because of customer service and quality.

[Tarzan]

Asus Strix because of their backplate and overall silence!

[No Nrg]

I have the MSI Gaming 4G Twin Frozr and have no complaints. Solid build, looks good and OCs like a beast. Has a silent fan mode too if that matters to you

[Shaqo_Wyn]

So, I recently decided to get myself a 980, but i'm not sure what version, i've been thinking about getting the 4GB Classified ACX 2.0 Card, if anyone has any suggestions, let me know. (Just something to point out, i'm going to be using a 750D, so looking for something that looks pretty nice aswell). Thanks for the suggestion everyone .

 

No, you've already selected the best card. The G1 from Gigabyte is nice too.

[vembutech]

I will select 

GTX 980

[Quasiscrizzoto]

I opted for the EVGA card because I love EVGA's support and it runs super quiet. 

Gigabyte has the G1 Gaming for more hardcore overclocking and cooling. 

They're both great cards, either would serve you perfectly.

 

EDIT: To add onto this, EVGA will upgrade (step-up) your video card if a new one comes out within 90 days of your purchase date. Somtimes even longer, they're nice. 

so you are saying if i buy the evga gtx 980 4gb classified acx 2.0 and the 8gb version comes out 2 months down the road can i get that one for no charge

[Vypr]

so you are saying if i buy the evga gtx 980 4gb classified acx 2.0 and the 8gb version comes out 2 months down the road can i get that one for no charge

 

Little charge, you pay the difference of the new graphics card and what you paid for your old one.

So say you spend $550 on the 980 and a 980 Ti comes out for $600. You would pay $50. 

[Demozwolf]

How about HOF 980? They look sweet!!!