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GTX 960 vs 970 price to preformance

The 960 is junk unless you can get it for some RIDICULOUS low price. 970 is alright if you can find it on sale, otherwise 390.

 

EDIT: I wouldn't bother with a 380, much less a 960, if you're coming from a 270x. To see any improvement, got 380x or higher.

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The 960 is junk unless you can get it for some RIDICULOUS low price. 970 is alright if you can find it on sale, otherwise 390.

 

EDIT: I wouldn't bother with a 380, much less a 960, if you're coming from a 270x. To see any improvement, got 380x or higher.

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The 960 is junk unless you can get it for some RIDICULOUS low price. 970 is alright if you can find it on sale, otherwise 390.

 

EDIT: I wouldn't bother with a 380, much less a 960, if you're coming from a 270x. To see any improvement, got 380x or higher.

 

390.

 

If you're thinking ahead I'd say wait to see what Pascal has

 Basically i want something better than my 270X but i wont have alot. If i do im selling my 270X though

 

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 Basically i want something better than my 270X but i wont have alot. If i do im selling my 270X though

 

Sell it for 120 then buy a 390.

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Ok ill see. But a 380 isnt worth it basically.

Edit: a 380 isnt worth it is what im hearing. Why not?

 

No.

 

It's only worth it for specific budgets, but when compared to a 390, the 390 comes out better price to performance wise.

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Why not?

 

Did you see the edit?

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As in get a 390 or a 970 it doesn't matter?

 

He means don't bother with the others. The 390 performs 15% better in most games. I would recommend any Sapphire, XFX, or MSI R9-390.

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So the 390 preforms better than the 970 in most games?

 

Yes.

 

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