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Is R9 270x good for 1080p?

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I would pair it with fx6300(no OC) +8gb ram. In your opinion is card capable of playing newest games at 1080p for about 2years?

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Yeah should be fine on high settings but maybe pushing it for ultra.

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yes, will max out games at 1080p, apart from a handful of demanding games. You will definitely be able to play on high settings for 2 years+

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It's good for 1080p, but right now a 7950 or a 760 for a similar price will do better.

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It's good for 1080p, but right now a 7950 or a 760 for a similar price will do better.

Unfortunately hd7950 is out of stock here where i live,and gtx760 is almost 30% more expensive. 

Also, i don't mind playing at 1080p medium settings/no AA so it could last me for 2years which is great.

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Unfortunately hd7950 is out of stock here where i live,and gtx760 is almost 30% more expensive. 

Also, i don't mind playing at 1080p medium settings/no AA so it could last me for 2years which is great.

 

It would easily last you 2 years at 1080p.

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