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Hmm the 390 would is the best 970 you could get. 980 is overprices currently, there are better options for better price/performance

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980 (Or a R9 fury if you are going 4k/1440p)  and a hyper 212 EVO, which processor are you getting?

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980 (Or a R9 fury if you are going 4k/1440p)  and a hyper 212 EVO, which processor are you getting?

Get the best GPU you can, then use the stock cooler (which is fine, and rated to work fine, just a little louder than other coolers but the temps should be within spec anyway or it would not be included with that CPU when you buy it) the really SMALL amount of time it takes you to save for a better cooler, couldn't be THAT long.

 

Get both of what you want...in due time.....prioritize.

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IF you want to go Nvidia for whatever reason, go the 980. I wish I had...

 

The EVO does the job just fine, and the GTX 980 will perform notably better.

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Get a 390/X + H100i GTX?

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So I can either get a 970 with a Corsair H100i GTX or a 980 with a stock cooler and in a bit a Hyper 212 Evo so which one should I get

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