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Personally I would never downgrade a GPU even if you don't use it to the max. Keep it in there mate :)

I've run into a problem, if I am going to be using a Asus 1920x1080 monitor at 60HZ, then surely there is no need for a Sapphire R9 390?

Am I being naive? :P

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The 390 will max out AAA games on high to ultra settings at a very good fps.  I would leave the 390 in the build.

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you dont ever downgrade gpus, never ever ever.

 

you get the best you can afford no matter what the res you play on.

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Personally I would never downgrade a GPU even if you don't use it to the max. Keep it in there mate :)

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Thanks for the responses, i've decided to leave it there.

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I've run into a problem, if I am going to be using a Asus 1920x1080 monitor at 60HZ, then surely there is no need for a Sapphire R9 390?

Am I being naive? :P

Just mod the crap out of Skyrim and suddenly it's not overkill!

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