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Mr Fister

well as we all know AMD  released a brand new series and benchmarks are confusing...

i my self want to buy the best card for my PC:

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i have the money for a GTX 980 BUT is AMD better today? i will gladly take a better GPU 

 

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Which AMD GPU are you talking about?

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preference.

We can't Benchmark like we used to, but we have our ways. One trick is to shove more GPUs in your computer. Like the time I needed to NV-Link, because I needed a higher HeavenBench score, so I did an SLI, which is what they called NV-Link back in the day. So, I decided to put two GPUs in my computer, which was the style at the time. Now, to add another GPU to your computer, costs a new PSU. Now in those days PSUs said OCZ on them, "Gimme 750W OCZs for an SLI" you'd say. Now where were we? Oh yeah, the important thing was that I had two GPUs in my rig, which was the style at the time! They didn't have RGB PSUs at the time, because of the war. The only thing you could get was those big green ones. 

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AMD which GPU are you talking about?

obviously 390-390x 

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The 390(x) is better than the 980 if you ask me. More VRAM

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obviously 390-390x 

against which nvidia card are you talking about ?

 

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against which nvidia card are you talking about ?

 

GTX 980 as mentioned in the OP

 

The 980 has a sort of bad price to performance ratio with the 980 Ti being just ~200 more. But I'd still go Nvidia either way

who cares...

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The R9 390X is basically a 290X refresh yes it is (at least amd says) better than the 290X but if you are really loking for the better GPU for your self do as linus says, look up the stats of every game you play for each card and from that you caN see witch card gives you better performance, so go get that card, furthermore if you are gaming at 4K it is better (In My Opinion) to get an 8GB R9 390X. 

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im not gaming at 4k only 1080P. and the money i have to spend is for a 980 range of price. so in that price range what do you think?

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GTX 980 as mentioned in the OP

 

The 980 has a sort of bad price to performance ratio with the 980 Ti being just ~200 more. But I'd still go Nvidia either way

then i'd go for a new card instead of a rebrand any day infact, upto OP to decide 

 

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im not gaming at 4k only 1080P. and the money i have to spend is for a 980 range of price. so in that price range what do you think?

then go for a 980. or even a 970, infact 970 is the sweet spot for 1080p gaming now.

 

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Both GTX 980 and R9 390X/390 are great, the 390/390X has better value though.

The extra VRAM in 390 GPU helps a lot to run in higher resolution, 8GB is more than enough.

If you don't mind the "Power" needed then you can go with AMD. Otherwise you can go with NVIDIA.

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980. Better drivers and support.

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980. Better drivers and support.

^ This, you don't need 8 Gb ram with 390 if the drivers are far too late or for 1080p in general, if you are never playing games more than 1440p, then go for a 970 or a 980. 

 

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Both GTX 980 and R9 390X/390 are great, the 390/390X has better value though.

The extra VRAM in 390 GPU helps a lot to run in higher resolution, 8GB is more than enough.

If you don't mind the "Power" needed then you can go with AMD. Otherwise you can go with NVIDIA.

AMD do require a lot of power. 750W for the new cards!!! i have 620W. 

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^ This, you don't need 8 Gb ram with 390 if the drivers are far too late or for 1080p in general, if you are never playing games more than 1440p, then go for a 970 or a 980. 

Between 970 and 980, 980 is better but for 1080p 970 has better value.

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AMD do require a lot of power. 750W for the new cards!!! i have 620W. 

That's why, I think you're better with the 980 (or 970).

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The answer to every video card question -> 290X vapor-x,

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^ This, you don't need 8 Gb ram with 390 if the drivers are far too late or for 1080p in general, if you are never playing games more than 1440p, then go for a 970 or a 980. 

Yeah

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The answer to every video card question -> 290X vapor-x,

No.

 

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Wait for the regular r9 Fury, should be 9 days left until release

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Wait for the regular r9 Fury, should be 9 days left until release

my price range it at the 980 no more

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my price range it at the 980 no more

then we have discussed all the details of pros and cons of both cards, now its only upto your preference that needs selection. 

 

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You dont need 980 nor 390, get 970 or 290x and save some money for next release. At 1080p they will max out every game (if the game is made well).

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AMD do require a lot of power. 750W for the new cards!!! i have 620W. 

Well i know it says that on the box but i easily run a r9 390x with a 635w PSU. You will get a good gaming experience wichever card you choose. I myself chose the r9 390x over the gtx 980 because i for one wanted to try AMD since i have not had a gpu from them and the 8gb vram on the card is nice also, who knows how much vram you will need in the future. Its like people said you would not need more than 2gb vram for 1080p but recent games easily went over that. I myself come from a gtx 770 2gb card and it stutters like hell if you get over the 2gb. So all in all both are great cards and both trade blows in games.

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