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Wich company has the best GTX960 Graphics card?

I'm planning to buy the GTX960 graphics card but wanted to know Wich company has the best performancing one ?

 

I know this is a weird question to ask but ehh I guess it might be worth it.

 

You can also send me a link with all the benchmarks for all of em :)

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In terms of performance, theyre all gonna be practically the same, in the end theyre all 960's.

 

The best to get would be (in no order) -

EVGA

Gigabyte

MSI

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             PSU: EVGA SuperNOVA 750w SSD: Crucial MX200 250GB HDDWB Blue 1TB Monitor: (2x) BenQ GL2460HM 24-Inch Case: NZXT S340 White

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dont know much about the gtx960, but as after market GPU's go i really prefer EVGA, Never had a problem with them. i do like the cooling that msi do with the twin frozr as they are very quiet fans although i also think their cards look a tad cheap and tacky with the slanted heat pipes etc.. all on personal preference on the looks though.

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three for EVGA at the min..... thats gotta be a good sign :)

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Can I trust Amazon? :)

Amazon,Newegg, and NCIX is the best and safe online computer parts shop.

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OK thank you all. I see the EVGA is best. They dont sell them in my country tho. They only sell the MSI version and thats like 260$ for the 2g version :/

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Can I trust Amazon? :)

if it is sold and despatched from amazon, which that is then 100 percent you can trust them. even if you change your mind after trying it amazon are great for returns. they will take it back and cover shipping costs etc.

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Can I trust Amazon? :)

yes I got all my computer parts from Amazon it's all been fine

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if it is sold and despatched from amazon, which that is then 100 percent you can trust them. even if you change your mind after trying it amazon are great for returns. they will take it back and cover shipping costs etc.

 

 

its still a nvidia card so if u like the looks of the msi then go for it. i know their fans that they use are really good for cooling and noise on the twin frozr versions

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In terms of performance, theyre all gonna be practically the same, in the end theyre all 960's.

 

The best to get would be (in no order) -

EVGA

Gigabyte

MSI

 

Dude, I would put ASUS before MSI.  I will admit, MSI products have gotten better, but I don't think they are better than ASUS.

 

In fact, I consider ASUS and Gigabyte to the same.

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Dude, I would put ASUS before MSI.  I will admit, MSI products have gotten better, but I don't think they are better than ASUS.

 

In fact, I consider ASUS and Gigabyte to the same.

Eh

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Dude, I would put ASUS before MSI.  I will admit, MSI products have gotten better, but I don't think they are better than ASUS.

 

In fact, I consider ASUS and Gigabyte to the same.

Here's come the fanboy war in 3....2....1

 

Just pick the one you can afford, all of them design to overclock to the limit and military class components( Yeah right my ass MSI, if i can break those card than that ain't military class).

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Here's come the fanboy war in 3....2....1

 

Just pick the one you can afford, all of them design to overclock to the limit and military class components( Yeah right my ass MSI, if i can break those card than that ain't military class).

how did you break it? because the card is nvidia you do realise that dont you?

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You guys prefer the 2g or 4g version? :)

4gb, with games like witcher 3 and gta v and future games you are going to need the vram.

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how did you break it? because the card is nvidia you do realise that dont you?

Well, when i saw MSI advertised Military class components me and my friend thought if you try to break to it, it will not break no matter what you know? Hence " Military class".

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You guys prefer the 2g or 4g version? :)

if you can afford 4gb, go that way.

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Well, when i saw MSI advertised Military class components me and my friend thought if you try to break to it, it will not break no matter what you know? Hence " Military class".

because the military is indestructible right? 

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because the military is indestructible right? 

Yeah that whats i thought when i first time see those " Military class" word on electronic stuff.

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i think you will enjoy it.

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looks a good choice, hope you evjoy your card and let us all know how you get on :)

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