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i am new to the pc game and am selecting components for my first build. i am looking at the radeon R9 390 and gforce Gtx 970. which one would be better for gaming?

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3: i think the 390 is better, but go look at some benchmarks, also depends if you want things like shadowplay and game stream. also most amd cards draw more power so you might need a beefyer PSU if you want a 390

i am new to the pc game and am selecting components for my first build. i am looking at the radeon R9 390 and gforce Gtx 970. which one would be better for gaming?

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If they are both the same or similar price then get the R9 390.

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i am new to the pc game and am selecting components for my first build. i am looking at the radeon R9 390 and gforce Gtx 970. which one would be better for gaming?

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2: wellcome to this forum

3: i think the 390 is better, but go look at some benchmarks, also depends if you want things like shadowplay and game stream. also most amd cards draw more power so you might need a beefyer PSU if you want a 390

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Quote from thread in my sig, 'The R9 390 beats the GTX 970 by just a few FPS in every game except The WItcher 3, and this gap stays roughly the same when overclocking. The R9 380 has over double the VRAM, at 8GB VS the GTX 970's 3.5GB effective memory (it has 4GB, of which only 3.5GB is fast enough to be useful). This means that the R9 390 is a MUCH better choice if you are using high detail texture packs at 1440p/4K.' The Witcher 3 is essentially a tie because of the game being heavily optimised for Nvidia cards; however every other game pretty much the R9 390 does better go for that if you can.

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I'd get a 390 tbh.

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R9 390, but check if you can find a R9 290X for the same price, it's more powerful than the R9 390, just make sure your PSU can support it and if your case has good airflow.
Don't get the reference-cooler version.

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R9 390

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R9 390, but check if you can find a R9 290X for the same price, it's more powerful than the R9 390, just make sure your PSU can support it and if your case has good airflow.

Don't get the reference-cooler version.

Reference cooler is friends with a jet though...

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This shit again. Why do you feel the need to make a thread asking the same question thats been answered 200 times on this forum? Are you incapable of a doing a 15 second search on google were you can easily find the answer?

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This shit again. Why do you feel the need to make a thread asking the same question thats been answered 200 times on this forum? Are you incapable of a doing a 15 second search on google were you can easily find the answer?

No need to be aggressive - the personal interaction is important.

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Reference cooler is friends with a jet though...

It indeed is ^^ That is why I said specifically, "don't get the reference-cooler version"

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No need to be aggressive - the personal interaction is important.

Im having a real frustrating day today... 

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Im having a real frustrating day today... 

I've had those too, but the OP has in no way contributed to your bad day.

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Nvidia has better support for Games and Gameworks. Its not only about 5 fps more or less.

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Both are good but 390 is better.

And will get a nice boost with Vulkan/DX12 in 2016 games.

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