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What is your budget? cause if price to performance is your main concern than either a 980ti or a 390x is your best bet.

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3 minutes ago, Jacktastic-Mofo said:

What is your budget? cause if price to performance is your main concern than either a 980ti or a 390x is your best bet.

as long as it justifiable then im ok with getting it im not balling but you know if i get 40 more fps and im paying $150 more for the card i can understand that because at that resolution its dumb not to but i highly doubt that

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Just now, aPinata said:

as long as it justifiable then im ok with getting it im not balling but you know if i get 40 more fps and im paying $150 more for the card i can understand that because at that resolution its dumb not to but i highly doubt that

Honestly a 390x would most likely be fine, however if you really want something that'll last you a while and can even game at 4k or 1440p 144hz than go with the 980ti. I actually have one for sale for 580$ US.

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Aftermarked 980Ti. Who the hell think the 390x is even near the 980Ti Performance?

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11 minutes ago, Praesi said:

Aftermarked 980Ti. Who the hell think the 390x is even near the 980Ti Performance?

I keep saying it. In a month a 380 will be as powerful as a 980ti according to this forum.

 

Here OP. You don't want a 390x for 1440

 

 

 

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The fury is the bang for buck 1440p card right now. or even a nano....

 

The fury runs a lot cooler that a 980ti and a fair bit cheaper, and will get your over the 60fps threshold in a lot of games at ultra settings..

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