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Sumierm
By Sumierm
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Hello, I am new to the pc building world and need some help finding the best gpu for my build. I am using a Asus - STRIX Z270-E GAMING ATX LGA1151 Motherboard with a i7 7700 processor. I will be using the computer for hardcore gaming and streaming at high quality. I also will be using the pc for major video editing, 3d modeling, and animation. If anyone could recommend a great reliable gpu, that would be great. I am not on a budget so I am able to spend more money for better quality and more features.

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gtx 1080 will do 1080p max settings over 60fps or 1440p max 60 +fps in most (or all) things  a 1080ti will do all the things but better. any graphics card will perform about the same in video editing though (via JayzTwoCents) 

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2 minutes ago, Cyracus said:

gtx 1080 will do 1080p max settings over 60fps or 1440p max 60 +fps in most (or all) things  a 1080ti will do all the things but better. any graphics card will perform about the same in video editing though (via JayzTwoCents) 

Great, thanks a lot.

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