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Is this GTX 980 worth it?

KryptonicFox

I have looked around and I think the best I have found is the Galax GTX 980 SOC for power and noise; am I right??

http://www.galaxstore.net/GALAX-NVIDIA-GeForce-GTX-980-SOC-4GB-p/98nqh6dnc7vz.htm

 

Yes.

 

 

 

 

 

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I have looked around and I think the best I have found is the Galax GTX 980 SOC for power and noise; am I right??

http://www.galaxstore.net/GALAX-NVIDIA-GeForce-GTX-980-SOC-4GB-p/98nqh6dnc7vz.htm

BTW I am running at 2560x1080 so it's going to getting noisy and it's going to need power

It's a very good card, if you don't mind the... whatever that color is.

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so many 980 topics b)

 

it is worth every penny

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It's a very good card, if you don't mind the... whatever that color is.

Yea, it's mostly the power because I know there is the asus strix which would match my build better but I heard it's worse and the gigabyte g1 which I'm unsure about

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Yea, it's mostly the power because I know there is the asus strix which would match my build better but I heard it's worse and the gigabyte g1 which I'm unsure about

Gigabyte G1 is a great card, and 980s barely use any power. What PSU do you have?

 

Personally I'd go with the G1 over the Galax. They'll perform very similarly but the G1 looks more aesthetically pleasing in most cases.

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Gigabyte G1 is a great card, and 980s barely use any power. What PSU do you have?

 

Personally I'd go with the G1 over the Galax. They'll perform very similarly but the G1 looks more aesthetically pleasing in most cases.

My theme is black and red and I'm going to buy a Corsair RM850 so the blue logo is a disturbance for me as my case is the nzxt h440 which has a open widow 

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My theme is black and red and I'm going to buy a Corsair RM850 so the blue logo is a disturbance for me as my case is the nzxt h440 which has a open widow 

Please don't get an RM850. There's soooo many better PSUs for the price

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Let me also be the devil's advocate of the thread...

 

 

If you have slightly deeper pockets, rock out with the Titan X!

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Galax does very neat stuff. My SLI card will be a HOF for sure. 

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Personally, I only buy cards from EVGA. Top notch customer service, durable products, and kick ass warranty. But yes the 980 is an amazing card. 

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Please don't get an RM850. There's soooo many better PSUs for the price

I love my RM. It is worth it.

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I love my RM. It is worth it.

Except when it gets whooped in performance by the XFX XTR and EVGA G2 (for 550-650W and 750-1000W ranges respectively), both of which cost cheaper for the same wattage variant then the RM. 

 

No Corsair PSU is "worth it". 

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Except when it gets whooped in performance by the XFX XTR and EVGA G2 (for 550-650W and 750-1000W ranges respectively), both of which cost cheaper for the same wattage variant then the RM. 

 

No Corsair PSU is "worth it". 

Explain how no Corsair PSU is worth it 

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Explain how no Corsair PSU is worth it 

There's pretty much always a better PSU for the money.

 

CX? XFX ProSeries/TS

CS? XFX XTR

Everything else? EVGA G2/P2

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There's pretty much always a better PSU for the money.

 

CX? XFX ProSeries/TS

CS? XFX XTR

Everything else? EVGA G2/P2

True True I guess. I got my 850 on a deal so yea 

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