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2x gtx 960 or single gtx 970?

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Single 970, more VRam and most of the time it's better to get a single higher card than two lower cards. 

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Single 970, more VRam and most of the time it's better to get a single higher card than two lower cards. 

I agree with you. :P

It's better to get the 970 and then in the future you could get another one for more performance :P

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Single 970/290

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A single 970 is better, all games does not have support for SLI, And you will feel limeted by only 2gb Vram when you have that amount of graphical performance.

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Need advise on witch one?

4GB 960 SLI > single 970 > 2GB 960 SLI

 

R9 280 CrossFire is better then all of them if you aren't worried about the power consumption.

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R9 280 CrossFire is better then all of them if you aren't worried about the power consumption.

And the heat C:

CPU: Ryzen 5 5600 Motherboard: MSI B550 Tomahawk RAM: 32Gb DDR4  GPU(s): MSI 6800-XT Case: NZXT H440 Storage: 4x 250gb SSD + 2TB HDD PSU: Corsair RM850x with CableMod Displays: 1 x Asus ROG Swift And 3 x 24" 1080p Cooling: H100i Keyboard: Corsair K70 RGB Mouse: Corsair M65 RGB Sound: AKG 553 Operating System: Windows 10

 

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2 GTX 780ti but it will take A LOT of power. But the 780ti has 3gb Of VRam right? So it's still lower than the 970.

 

Edit: Still with that a single 780ti is plenty. 

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Something has come up! 2x gtx 780 sli or single gtx 970?

Hands down 780 SLI. Even one 780 can keep up with a 970. It's just that the 970 uses less power and produces less heat. If you have a decent PSU and decent case airflow this isn't really a big deal.

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