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Zotac GeForce GTX 970 AMP! Omega Core Edition​

 

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EVGA GeForce GTX 970 Superclocked ACX 2.0

 

 

the evga has higher clock speed but the zotac has higher texture fill rate so which is better?

 

 

http://graphics-cards.specout.com/compare/1485-1558/EVGA-GeForce-GTX-970-Superclocked-ACX-2-0-vs-ZOTAC-GeForce-GTX-970-AMP-Omega-Core-Edition

 

 

 

 

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Depends what games you play. Are there lots of fast moving things like in racing games or are they hella detailed like RPGs? 

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Depends what games you play. Are there lots of fast moving things like in racing games or are they hella detailed like RPGs? 

 

both I play loads different games

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EVGA will be generally better.

 

LOL that site is terrible

 

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They are both the same card with the same features.

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EVGA will be generally better.

 

LOL that site is terrible

 

81fb86ffaf.png

 

They are both the same card with the same features.

 

ye I know but there are correct on the fact that evga is higher clock and zotac is higher texture fill

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ye I know but there are correct on the fact that evga is higher clock and zotac is higher texture fill

 

Saying that the site seems unreliable, and I wouldn't trust it. Both cards will perform similarly, get the one with the better cooler.

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Both cards are going to be so close that its no point comparing just these two..

 

Safe to say they will perform neck and neck, google reviews for EACH model, see for yourself which one you prefer based on warranty/looks, as performance is the relative same in all games between these two.

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Saying that the site seems unreliable, and I wouldn't trust it. Both cards will perform similarly, get the one with the better cooler.

 

which is that? zotac as it has the 3 fans?

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both I play loads different games

personally I would get the EVGA because I've never heard of zotac, but they're the same realistically so go with whatever

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