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Why is 2 r9 390x cards better than one Titan z?

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Because:

-Crossfire scales better than SLI

-390X > any Kepler GPU

-Titan Z costs way more than dual 390Xs.

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Titan Z is two Titan Blacks. 390X > Titan Black.

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Because its called the bleeding edge for a reason... Also price to performance goes way down the more performance you add.

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That has nothing to do with it....

his sig is 2 builds

one with an fx 4300 and a titan z, the other with a 9590 and two r9

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because the titan Z is retarded. you could get a whole pc with 3-4 way crossfire 390X for the price of a titan z.

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his sig is 2 builds

one with an fx 4300 and a titan z, the other with a 9590 and two r9

 

Yes I know that but either way 2x 390x in CF is still better no matter what CPU...

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Because titan Zs are two underclocked titan blacks, which were never individually faster than the 390x, and on top of that sli scales worse than crossfire.

 

Also, the titan Z in your "first rig" is most likely heavily bottlenecked by the fx4300, so I would ignore the results you get with that.

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Yes I know that but either way 2x 390x in CF is still better no matter what CPU...

Not if you can't use the full potential of either one because of the CPU.

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What the fuck is with those CPU and GPU combos holy shit.

 

well I could kind of understand the 9590, the 4300 tho xD

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well I could kind of understand the 9590, the 4300 tho xD

Both are awful in my book. Maybe the 9590 if it's solely a workstation, but even then...

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Not if you can't use the full potential of either one because of the CPU.

 

We are not talking about CPUs here we are talking about A GPU/s vs B GPU.

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We are not talking about CPUs here we are talking about A GPUs vs B GPU.

I get it but I'm saying that OP can't use the full power of either config because of those CPUs. But yes, a dual 390X setup is much faster than a Titan Z.

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9590 on a non formula V or sabertooth mobo (and msi board)?

where do we place the bets?

The site has changed....

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Title.

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Cuz a Titan Z is not a gaming card.

 

nice cpu and gpu combos lul.

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Both are awful in my book. Maybe the 9590 if it's solely a workstation, but even then...

im using a 9590 for my gaming rig and it works just fine

excellent, actually

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im using a 9590 for my gaming rig and it works just fine

excellent, actually

With what GPU?

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used to be dual 660s, now a 770 and a 560ti

Well the 9590 won't bottleneck any of those cards, they're not really powerful enough (sorry if that sound harsh, I'm not trying to bash on you GPUs)

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Well the 9590 won't bottleneck any of those cards, they're not really powerful enough (sorry if that sound harsh, I'm not trying to bash on you GPUs)

i know

overall, the way i run my system is easily enough to run any cpu at 100%

overall, its just fine

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