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nope you look good my friend

Just get like a gets 970 or r9 390 if your PSU can handle it. If you've got a higher budget GTX 980 or 980ti ect ect. Depends in budget.

 

 

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Just buy a better GPU instead of a second GTX 960. Sell the old one and use both moneys for a 980 or 390X or something.

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So.

This is my setup right now:

I5 4690K

ASRock Z97 extreme4

Phanteks PH-TC14PE

Geforce GTX 960

Cooler Master HAF 912

2TB of HDD space.

I was just wondering how I should tackle upgrading this rig in the future.

Should I buy another Gtx 960 and upgrade to an I7?

get a 970

 

Just buy a better GPU instead of a second GTX 960. Sell the old one and use both moneys for a 980 or 390X or something.

 

Just get like a gets 970 or r9 390 if your PSU can handle it. If you've got a higher budget GTX 980 or 980ti ect ect. Depends in budget.

like they said

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I'm a hardcore Nvidia fanboy :P

And? Your telling me even though the 390 is 5-10% faster at the same price, sometimes cheaper depending on what card you get you want Nvidia just because it's Nvidia?

 

 

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And? Your telling me even though the 390 is 5-10% faster at the same price, sometimes cheaper depending on what card you get you want Nvidia just because it's Nvidia?

*you're

And I've just had a better experience with Nvidia, which is why I am slightly prejudiced.

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I know I shouldn't be prejudiced because the only AMD experience I've had is an opteron 175 and a radeon R7 265x

nvidia has better driver support and less electricity usage thats why i am going from amd to nvidia

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Should I also upgrade my PSU? It's an RM550 though would it be enough also for the future?

Should I also upgrade my case? iI personally really like the one I have now though it's the only one I've ever worked in

you can in the future

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