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1 minute ago, Planet-kuruto said:

Well I heard that EVGA have some problems with their GPU is it true 

No, they are one of the best aftermarket cooler designers for Nvidia.

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It comes down to which one you like the look of best. Of course a 980Ti with a tiny cooler wont perform as well as a 980Ti with a big cooler like the GB one.

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Just now, APasz said:

It comes down to which one you like the look of best. Of course a 980Ti with a tiny cooler wont perform as well as a 980Ti with a big cooler like the GB one.

So you're saying preformance wise the gigabyte is better

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2 minutes ago, Planet-kuruto said:

So you're saying preformance wise the gigabyte is better

Gigabyte, EVGA, MSI, Asus all have big coolers that keep the card cool. Just pick the one you think is prettiest

 

Edit - To answer the original question because I just looked at the PCP link. No. It doesn't matter.

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Just now, ChasingPluto said:

Gigabyte, EVGA, MSI, Asus all have big coolers that keep the card cool. Just pick the one you think is prettiest

Well I heard that EVGA have some problems with their GPU is it true 

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Just now, Planet-kuruto said:

Well I heard that EVGA have some problems with their GPU is it true 

Aside from the 750 Ti fan curve thing, I haven't heard anything bad. EVGA is my default for Nvidia cards

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2 minutes ago, Planet-kuruto said:

So you're saying preformance wise the gigabyte is better

 

Just now, ChasingPluto said:

Gigabyte, EVGA, MSI, Asus all have big coolers that keep the card cool. Just pick the one you think is prettiest

Just check hardwarecanucks reviews and see which card fits your requirements best

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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1 minute ago, Planet-kuruto said:

Well I heard that EVGA have some problems with their GPU is it true 

No, they are one of the best aftermarket cooler designers for Nvidia.

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I can vouch for the asus strix card. the fan opff feature is nice for no noise (fan doesn,t run when on decktop or below X degrees)

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21 minutes ago, maverick_brent said:

I can vouch for the asus strix card. the fan opff feature is nice for no noise (fan doesn,t run when on decktop or below X degrees)

Many other 980TI cards have the fan off as well.

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2 minutes ago, Castdeath97 said:

980TI cards have the fan off as well.

yup, just mentioning the feature is all. 

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Asus STRIX cards are great.

My Rig: 2x Xeon x5690 @ 3.45Ghz 24GB DDR3 EEC RAM Asus STRIX GeForce GTX 970 SuperMicro X8DT3 Windows Server 2008 R2

 

Here's a little TL;DR of what you need to know about the GTX 970 and R9 390

R9 390 works better in VRAM-bound scenarios and compute bound scenarios and is best paired with higher end processors

GTX 970 works better in CPU-bound scenarios and tessellation bound scenarios and is best paired with lower end processors

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