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Non-Reference Fury ?

sms1202
By sms1202
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I have been wondering if going Twin Fury(non-x) is a better investment that a single 980ti. And I decided it is a better investment

Are there any blue colored or blue and white colored or the G1 980ti color themed fury's out there?

 

Or I am Considering the Orange Sapphire Tri-X Fury

Does Gigabyte have any non-ref fury ?

I don't want red colored strix for sure

MacBook Pro 13" Mid 2012 w/Core i5 3210M and glorious HD 4000 Graphics

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Sapphire might release the Vapour-X cooler for it (bassically a Tri-X in blue, but slightly better iirc). I don't think gigabyte have a Fury yet, seems to be exclusively ASUS and Sapphire, for now at least.  

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Sapphire might release the Vapour-X cooler for it (bassically a Tri-X in blue, but slightly better iirc). I don't think gigabyte have a Fury yet, seems to be exclusively ASUS and Sapphire, for now at least.  

That's sad

But won't the Vapor-x cost the same as a 980 ti

Atleast last time it was like that

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