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RyeIII
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I might Gigabyte Xtreme GTX 970 since GTX 1060 pricing is crap here in my country and its from not well known manufacturer.

Im considering a reference RX480 but im afraid of high temps and no overclocking capabilities, the 970 has some overclocking headroom to consider.

what do you think?

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If you're not against it, check out the used market. 980 TI's are going in that price range.

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Just wait for 1060 price drop or fork up some more dough, or get aib 480. No point in 970 atm, unless its really really cheap

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3 minutes ago, RyeIII said:

I might Gigabyte Xtreme GTX 970 since GTX 1060 pricing is crap here in my country and its from not well known manufacturer.

Im considering a reference RX480 but im afraid of high temps and no overclocking capabilities, the 970 has some overclocking headroom to consider.

what do you think?

i have heard that the rx 480's are really good cards though

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