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a 380 should be around that

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A R7 270 or R9 270x

 

 

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a 380 should be around that

a 380 should be around that

For,the U.S.? They go for $180-$200

 

 

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im gonna be the guy that says NVIDIA GTX 950 

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im gonna be the guy that says NVIDIA GTX 950 

I'd buy a 950 over a 370x.

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I'd buy a 950 over a 370x.

But why..

 

 

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I have a R9 270X and a R9 285 and they are both pretty good, no idea though how much they cost in the us though. 

May be a tiny bit over 150

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But why..

Just looked at benchmarks, I take that back. I was only going off what some people said, saying it's the best low end card.

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Thanks for all the feedback I'm trying to build a new computer and don't have a lot to spend

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R9 285 should be available for 175$ if you can stretch the budget slightly.
else, R9 270X

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Can you stretch your budget? 

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270/X is def in the list of good GPUs for 1080P high gaming

 

although the 380 will be a way lot faster

 

the price will also be higher obviously

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