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Marcelo Delicia
By Marcelo Delicia
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Gigabyte for better overclocking!

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I'd take MSI cause I like their looks. Also, they're high quality and have the feature that disables fans if the GPU is idle for less noise.
I own a MSI GTX 970, no issues whatsoever with it, doesn't go beyond 70 degrees full load and is very silent.

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Gigabyte cards tend to be of a bit better quality.

Not saying MSI is bad but eh.

are they the same size?

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The MSI card will be quieter while offering similar overclocking potential.

 

 

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Gigabyte one looks a bit shorte

9.3 inches x 15.9 inches x 3.5 inches is this big?

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MSI. 

I don't really trust Gigabyte or ASUS for AMD cards

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Not for a 380

5.43 inches x 10.55 inches x 1.58 inches this is the size of the msi it looks way smaller

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MSI. 

I don't really trust Gigabyte or ASUS for AMD cards

i used gigabyte cards for more than a year they are pretty gud

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i used gigabyte cards for more than a year they are pretty gud

You could use a Gigabyte for a 380 but I wouldn't particularly use them or ASUS for any higher tdp cards. But you could use SOC for 380. I would probably go for MSI simply because it has good overclocking I just hate really small cards like the SOC aesthetic wise

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gigabyte or msi?

 

Neither, get a nvidia card instead.

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Neither, get a nvidia card instead.

960 is crap 970 its too expensive so i go for 380 from ammd

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960 is crap 970 its too expensive so i go for 380 from ammd

i'm sorry you feel that way

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