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780 with a good oc is better than a r9 290x but a good oc is not a guarantee but since you tried a ghetto gpu aio that might be something you are interested in (experimenting and voiding warranties).

But i would go for another r9 290x, its just cheaper for great performance.

I just killed my r9 290x (the geto mod for a aio (uneven pressure which cracked the gpu die)) I can get another one for 200$ or I can get a gtx 770 for the same price and for an extra 75 I can get a gtx 780. my plans are to go 4k eventually (sometime soon) and was wondering which of the cards I should get because everything else is basically out of my price range

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R9 290X no doubt

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290x blows the 770 out of the water same with 780 tbh

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780 with a good oc is better than a r9 290x but a good oc is not a guarantee but since you tried a ghetto gpu aio that might be something you are interested in (experimenting and voiding warranties).

But i would go for another r9 290x, its just cheaper for great performance.

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780 with a good oc is better than a r9 290x but a good oc is not a guarantee but since you tried a ghetto gpu aio that might be something you are interested in (experimenting and voiding warranties).

But i would go for another r9 290x, its just cheaper for great performance.

You can also oc the 290x so it still wins.

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780 with a good oc is better than a r9 290x but a good oc is not a guarantee but since you tried a ghetto gpu aio that might be something you are interested in (experimenting and voiding warranties).

But i would go for another r9 290x, its just cheaper for great performance.

that's what I was thinking

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oh forgot to say that it is the tri-x version :)

 

A Tri X 290x? Nice... That card can OC no doubt. A good OC on the 290x trumps even the 780 with a high OC. 

 

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Not too far from a 780 SLI too.

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