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I am looking at reference vs zotac vs gigabyte. Which one is best> I am using 3 1080p monitors. 

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Zotac extreme amp! Is the best one I think

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Picture says it all if it's 2 in the world out of gpus its better than 99.9% of titan X's quite literally

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GALAX NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX 980 TI HOF 6GB

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LN2 one is the best though.  It's like 900 usd though on Galax's store.

they only ever made one patch idk there still "for sale" on the site but you can bet your ass there out of stock
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Best 980 ti model is completely irrelevant unless doing ln2. And I don't mean like the performance boost isn't worth the price. I mean it is quite likely there will be NO PERFORMANCE BOOST.

Gm200 with voltage boosts under air or water are basically a lock for 1500-1520 but almost never ever manage above 1540 or so. (If you watched that video then for reference, I tell you that my bad asic 67.8 msi 980ti hits 1507-1514 max boost on the stock bios)

With that in mind if you don't plan to ln2 cool or piss money into the wind for no reason... I would recommend looking at the following makers and choosing the card that best fits your build look and wallet wherever you may be: zotac (amp extreme), palit (super jetstream), msi (gaming 6g), galax (hof), and with caution I'd be remiss not to mention gigabyte (g1 which is sadly often very loud), and evga (who's acx 2.0 runs a bit hot at the reward of lower noise).

I cannot recommend reference models (unless doing sli or cases where blower coolers are basically required) or Asus (who's dc 3.0 has been terrible when working and has had massive qc issues as well.)

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EVGA Classified or EVGA KINGPIN

The Kingpin is a complete waste of Money.

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They are all basically the same if you overclock them. Gigabyte and Zotac Amp Extreme have been favourites for high stock speeds.

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I am looking at reference vs zotac vs gigabyte. Which one is best> I am using 3 1080p monitors. 

Zotac´s amp!extreme is what you want.

Forget the Referenz Design, too "slow" compared to the other two.

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Just pick a cheapest one form one of those big companies. They performs all great and couldn't find one which can win all others

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