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Urget HELP 980 ti CLASSIFIED or the STRIX ?

thechankwhoganks
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title says it all, after a long AS wait from memory express I am now in a spot where I can get either or. The classified is 50$ extra tho. There are barely any reviews out there on the classified so I hope I can come across someone that has had both or seen both in action. Basically which one is better in terms of temps, build quality, warranty support in canada, and PERFORMANCE. I will be out to purchase them today after work and suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

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Both are great

Strix has a higher clock speed though

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Classified.

 

Temps, build quality, and performance they are pretty much the same but the EVGA is HANDS DOWN better in warranty support.

How is the ending of death note

I stopped midway !

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Classified..

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Classified.

 

Temps, build quality, and performance they are pretty much the same but the EVGA is HANDS DOWN better in warranty support.

would u recommend buying the extended warranty ?

 

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I will also put my luck in overclocking too so I would like to know which would have the better potential for that given by their cooling

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I will also put my luck in overclocking too so I would like to know which would have the better potential for that given by their cooling

 

Classified then, they are cherry-picked chips meant for heavy overclocking

OAS || AAS || LLS

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not great imo

Hmmm

What is imo ?

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K1NGP1N edition if you have the money  :D

Open your eyes and break your chains. Console peasantry is just a state of mind.

 

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Classified, if not for the warranty, then for the better overclock potential.

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