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netherbawss235
By netherbawss235
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I have Amazon Prime and get deals for GPU's. I found the MSI 970 100 million edition and the Sapphire 390 for almost the same price ($5 difference) Which should I get the 390 for $5 cheaper or the 970 100 million edition?

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390 is a bit better.

 

 

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Get a nVidia card.

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390 for sure

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Get a nVidia card.

You make no sense This was before you edited post

 

I would get the 390

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The R9 390 gets about ~10% better framerates but Nvidia's cards have a bit more features... Shadowplay is better than AMD's alternative and the Nvidia control panel offers a bit more... like adjusting number of pre-rendered frames for example. Up to you depending if you need the features or just want the highest fps :)

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390 performs just a bit better, so the 390.

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390 has more vram 3.5GB vs 8GB. Then there's features you'd want to look at, for example Nvidia's Geforce Experience package has some nice new features, but if you're talking game performance then you'll be getting more out of the 390 for sure.

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