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Should i sell my r9 380 4Gb for the rx 480?

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Or should i go for a different gpu all together ? I kinda wanna play paragon at ultra settings,Also my r9 380 crashes in paragon for some reason in the paragon forums they say it is related to the r9 280/280x/380/380x series and also 285...

So i am not sure if i should sell this card....

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5 minutes ago, Voxmortis said:

Or should i go for a different gpu all together ? I kinda wanna play paragon at ultra settings,Also my r9 380 crashes in paragon for some reason in the paragon forums they say it is related to the r9 280/280x/380/380x series and also 285...

So i am not sure if i should sell this card....

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Well an RX-480 does out perform the 380 any way so it should b the logical thing to do (maybe consider a 1060 although it not supporting SLI anymore is a real bummer cause it beats the 480 except when it comes to using Vulkan)

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1 minute ago, LawrenceBarnes2013 said:

Well an RX-480 does out perform the 380 any way so it should b the logical thing to do (maybe consider a 1060 although it not supporting SLI anymore is a real bummer cause it beats the 480 except when it comes to using Vulkan)

I know it does out perform it but!! i cannot order a card from outside  and in my country retail prices are a joke a 1060 3Gb version costs arround 300Euros  the rx 480 4Gb is about 280euros  i could squeeze out 20 more but the 1060  has 1Gb vram less and i can see that my r9380 already almost uses 4Gb in certain games . The 6Gb model of the 1060 is 350 euros same goes for the 8gig version of the rx 480 so iam not sure what to do.

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5 minutes ago, Voxmortis said:

I know it does out perform it but!! i cannot order a card from outside  and in my country retail prices are a joke a 1060 3Gb version costs arround 300Euros  the rx 480 4Gb is about 280euros  i could squeeze out 20 more but the 1060  has 1Gb vram less and i can see that my r9380 already almost uses 4Gb in certain games . The 6Gb model of the 1060 is 350 euros same goes for the 8gig version of the rx 480 so iam not sure what to do.

6GB 1060 vs 8GB 480, 1060 is the winner dude cause once passed the 3GB bottleneck, the 1060 come on top.

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Depends on the rest of your system.

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On 1/15/2017 at 6:24 AM, Majestic said:

Depends on the rest of your system.

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On 1/15/2017 at 6:21 AM, LawrenceBarnes2013 said:

6GB 1060 vs 8GB 480, 1060 is the winner dude cause once passed the 3GB bottleneck, the 1060 come on top.

yeah but is becomes expensive AF.

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3 minutes ago, Voxmortis said:

yeah but is becomes expensive AF.

True, but it's worth it right ?

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At those prices, get the 4gb 480

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