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r9 380 vs 380x

R9 380x from xfx for $189 clocked at 990 Mhz or sapphires r9 380 for $174 clocked at 1010 Mhz? These prices include mail in rebates.

 

I actually already bought both from newegg but I'm not sure which one to keep

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7 minutes ago, Bliznipa said:

R9 380x from xfx for $189 clocked at 990 Mhz or sapphires r9 380 for $174 clocked at 1010 Mhz? These prices include mail in rebates.

 

I actually already bought both from newegg but I'm not sure which one to keep

+10%...up to you to decide if it's worth it or not...personally i'd return both and order a GTX 980ti and i'd overclock the shnit out of it, but that's probably just me! (keep the fastest card)

http://gpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/AMD-R9-380-vs-AMD-R9-380X/3482vs3532

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10 minutes ago, Bliznipa said:

R9 380x from xfx for $189 clocked at 990 Mhz or sapphires r9 380 for $174 clocked at 1010 Mhz? These prices include mail in rebates.

 

I actually already bought both from newegg but I'm not sure which one to keep

380x for sure.

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  • 2 weeks later...

If its not too late, keep the 380x. I have a 380x and it is a SOLID 1080p 60FPS gaming card. You can game most new games at at least 50-60FPS at the highest settings.

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4 hours ago, matthewjbauer said:

If its not too late, keep the 380x. I have a 380x and it is a SOLID 1080p 60FPS gaming card. You can game most new games at at least 50-60FPS at the highest settings.

Thanks that's the one I'm keeping and selling my 380

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