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Im currently looking to upgrade my GPU.

I have the hd 7870 sapphire 

cpu i7 4770k

ram 32gb

 

I do play a lot of games and Edit 4k. I don't have a limit but want it to be the best bang for buck. 

Please let me know what you guys think i should get. I need one asap.

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980 ti is the best bang for buck at the moment.

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980 ti is the best bang for buck at the moment.

Hah!

 

The R9 390 performs just as well for almost half the cost.

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A 390(x) or a 980 Ti -- 980 Ti is much better, though, it comes with a higher price

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Hah!

 

The R9 390 performs just as well for almost half the cost.

its expensive but it is the best bang for your buck

 

but so is the r9 390

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Hah!

 

The R9 390 performs just as well for almost half the cost.

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Just a correction, the 390x performs just as well as a 980.

if the 980 is stock, which they never are. 980 is comparable to fury.

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980 ti is the best bang for buck at the moment.

...wat

 

Hah!

 

The R9 390 performs just as well for almost half the cost.

.....WAT

 

Im currently looking to upgrade my GPU.

I have the hd 7870 sapphire 

cpu i7 4770k

ram 32gb

 

I do play a lot of games and Edit 4k. I don't have a limit but want it to be the best bang for buck. 

Please let me know what you guys think i should get. I need one asap.

Ok, when you say "I do play a lot of games and Edit 4k", do you mean that you play AT 4K RESOLUTION ? 

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if the 980 is stock, which they never are. 980 is comparable to fury.

you need AT LEAST 1500 core and 2000 memory on a 980 to MATCH a Fury - Tek Syndicate did it with a 1517 core 980 Classified.

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get an titan x xD no get an r9 390x but i think the best is the 980ti but if you dont have alot of my but what you wrote i dont see the problem of no money xD

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Hah!

 

The R9 390 performs just as well for almost half the cost.

Pretty sure the R9 390 is equivalent to the GTX 970, no? Does have more VRAM than a 980 Ti though, I'll give it that.

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you need AT LEAST 1500 core and 2000 memory on a 980 to MATCH a Fury - Tek Syndicate did it with a 1517 core 980 Classified.

I said comparable. It matches it, after some serious ocing, but it's very close after normal overclocking.

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Im currently looking to upgrade my GPU.

I have the hd 7870 sapphire 

cpu i7 4770k

ram 32gb

 

I do play a lot of games and Edit 4k. I don't have a limit but want it to be the best bang for buck. 

Please let me know what you guys think i should get. I need one asap.

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Pretty sure the R9 390 is equivalent to the GTX 970, no? Does have more VRAM than a 980 Ti though, I'll give it that.

Haha!

 

The R9 390 trumps the 970 across the board.

 

and since previously the 970 was the PPFPS was king, it has been replaced.

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Haha!

 

The R9 390 trumps the 970 across the board.

 

and since previously the 970 was the PPFPS was king, it has been replaced.

trumps it you mean it's 2 fps ahead.

980 ti is pretty much twice as powerful as a 390.

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trumps it you mean it's 2 fps ahead.

980 ti is pretty much twice as powerful as a 390.

By trumps I mean it kicks the ass of the 970.

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Haha!

 

The R9 390 trumps the 970 across the board.

 

and since previously the 970 was the PPFPS was king, it has been replaced.

Sorry, I may have expressed myself incorrectly. What I meant to say was, the R9 390 is priced approximately equivalently to the GTX 970. I wholeheartedly agree with the notion that it beats the GTX 970 in terms of price-performance and performance at higher resolutions.  :)

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Hah!

 

The R9 390 performs just as well for almost half the cost.

 

You're kidding, right? The 390 is comparable to the 980 AT MOST. It's more of a 970 Ti kind of thing (if a 970 Ti existed).

 

Hell, even a 390X doesn't come close to the 980 Ti.

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I do want to play 4k but I won't be most of the times, however i will be using a 4k tv with my computer, so i guess the question now has turned to 980ti vs 390x, i do want power and still want longevity, I do want the titan x but it is a big jump from the 980ti in price unless i can get a used one.

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By trumps I mean it kicks the ass of the 970.

But it doesn't. Show me.

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You're kidding, right? The 390 is comparable to the 980 AT MOST. It's more of a 970 Ti kind of thing (if a 970 Ti existed).

 

Hell, even a 390X doesn't come close to the 980 Ti.

Hell, your kidding right?

 

You get 1/3 the performance for double the cost.

 

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Hell, your kidding right?

 

You get 1/3 the performance for double the cost.

 

 

You have got to be fucking with me right now. You get hit really hard in the head lately?

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