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GTX 980 - which brand?

ArcaneNinja

Hi all,

 

What would be the best brand to go for with the Nvidia GTX 980 (ASUS, MSI, etc.)? Interested to know what experiences you've all had and what would be the best to go for.

 

Thanks!

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Hi all,

 

What would be the best brand to go for with the Nvidia GTX 980 (ASUS, MSI, etc.)? Interested to know what experiences you've all had and what would be the best to go for.

 

Thanks!

gigabyte g1, evga ssc/ftw, msi gaming

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I use EVGA, just for it's reliability, but I don't think it really matters, my 980 runs fine. MSI is also a good one.

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get a 980ti.... the 980 isn't worth the price....

 

 

regarding your question, I'd go for EVGA

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get a 980ti.... the 980 isn't worth the price....

 

 

regarding your question, I'd go for EVGA

980 isnt worth it? If he doesnt need 980ti preformance then a 980 is cheaper.

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980 isnt worth it? If he doesnt need 980ti preformance then a 980 is cheaper.

well, at least in portugal.... 

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Hi all,

 

What would be the best brand to go for with the Nvidia GTX 980 (ASUS, MSI, etc.)? Interested to know what experiences you've all had and what would be the best to go for.

 

Thanks!

I use two Gigabyte G1 Gaming cards. They are performing really great, but they're loud. If noise isn't a problem, then I can easily recommend a G1.

Otherwise I would use a EVGA cards. These are the most quietest cards and EVGA has really good customer support.

 

 

 

 

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