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Hello , at the moment I have a GTX 560 Ti directcu ii 1gb version , and I would like to upgrade it to a GTX 750 Ti MSI 2gb version. Is it worth it? I want to play games like Assassin's Creed Unity , FIFA 16 , Call of Duty Black Ops 3 , NBA 2K 16 , Witcher 3 , Fallout 4 , Hitman , Batman at 900p. 

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No, pay a little more and get a R9 270

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Get a 270X! ^_^

Or if youre ok with the used market, there are insane deals you can find, 770s go for like $150 or less most of the time.

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Get a 270X! ^_^

Or if youre ok with the used market, there are insane deals you can find, 770s go for like $150 or less most of the time.

 

Price: 750ti=270X

Performance: 270X>750ti

Get 270X it's better for the same price.

Don't waste money on the R9 270x. It is just an overclocked version of the R9 270. Get an R9 270 and overclock it yourself.

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Don't waste money on the R9 270x. It is just an overclocked version of the R9 270. Get an R9 270 and overclock it yourself.

B-b-but..... the X!

;) Nah for but real, theyre nearly identical in price in most scenarios anyway if Im right.

270s are like $125

270X is like $131

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I would grab a used 280 or a 770.

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Get a 270X! ^_^

Or if youre ok with the used market, there are insane deals you can find, 770s go for like $150 or less most of the time.

Really? I have never seen a 770 for less then $200.

 

 

I don't think you will see a performance difference between a 560ti, and a 750ti. I would go for a r9 270, or if you can afford a r9 280. OR go 300 series if I there out yet.(I don't know if the 300 series are available yet, haven't looked)

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Grab a GTX 580 off Ebay...

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