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18 minutes ago, newcbomb said:

So I just bought a GTX 780 FTW like a month or 2 ago, and it died. Im not sure why but if anyone could answer that question it would be great. 

 

Anyways, so I need a new GPU around $150 USD (I got the 780 for $140) It can be used and i would like a passmark score of 7000-8000. 

 

Thanks

The only option you have with this budget in the "new GPU" section, would be a GTX 1050ti 4GB variant in the mini design, which only have 1 DVI port, 1 HDMI and 1 display port, so, if you want to get the X2 DVI ports+ the additional X1 HDMI port, you will have to spend a little bit more on the dual fan designs which cost an additional 20-$30 for the ports you want, otherwise, you can just buy an adapter.

 

4 minutes ago, newcbomb said:

Yep, would a GTX 960 2GB FTW for $140 be worth it?

The performance difference between the 1050ti and the 960 are comparable within a small margin where the performance difference is very minimal. The 780 outperforms the 1050ti and if you can find one used for $150, then its definitely worth it.

So I just bought a GTX 780 FTW like a month or 2 ago, and it died. Im not sure why but if anyone could answer that question it would be great. 

 

Anyways, so I need a new GPU around $150 USD (I got the 780 for $140) It can be used and i would like a passmark score of 7000-8000. 

 

Thanks

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Just now, newcbomb said:

So I just bought a GTX 780 FTW like a month or 2 ago, and it died. Im not sure why but if anyone could answer that question it would be great. 

 

Anyways, so I need a new GPU around $150 USD (I got the 780 for $140) It can be used and i would like a passmark score of 7000-8000. 

 

Thanks

 

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1 minute ago, Alexsolo said:

Did you buy the 780 new or used?

Used, it had a Passmark of 8000 on my PC so im looking for similar price and performance. 

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 Gaming PC: i5 3570, 16GB 1600MHz, GTX 780 3GB, Transcend 128GB, WD 500GB, Seagate 500GB, Thermaltake 600W Smart, S340 w/ RGB, Windows 10 Pro

 Server: Xeon E5 2650, 12GB 1600MHz ECC, 8400GS, WD 2TB + 1TB + 1TB, EVGA 500B 500W, Windows 10 Pro

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Also i would like 2 DVI as well as HDMI for my 3 monitors. 

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 Gaming PC: i5 3570, 16GB 1600MHz, GTX 780 3GB, Transcend 128GB, WD 500GB, Seagate 500GB, Thermaltake 600W Smart, S340 w/ RGB, Windows 10 Pro

 Server: Xeon E5 2650, 12GB 1600MHz ECC, 8400GS, WD 2TB + 1TB + 1TB, EVGA 500B 500W, Windows 10 Pro

 Laptop: Macbook Pro Retina 2013, i7 4558U, 8GB 1600MHz, Intel Iris Pro 1.5GB, Apple 256GB NVME, Mojave

 

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Just now, newcbomb said:

So I just bought a GTX 780 FTW like a month or 2 ago, and it died. Im not sure why but if anyone could answer that question it would be great. 

 

Anyways, so I need a new GPU around $150 USD (I got the 780 for $140) It can be used and i would like a passmark score of 7000-8000. 

 

Thanks

You could get on craigslist or some other website like that and try to find one near you.

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MOBO: Asus Z170 Pro Gaming

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Storage: Seagate 500GB

Case: NZXT S340 Elite

 

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11 minutes ago, newcbomb said:

So I just bought a GTX 780 FTW like a month or 2 ago, and it died. Im not sure why but if anyone could answer that question it would be great. 

 

Anyways, so I need a new GPU around $150 USD (I got the 780 for $140) It can be used and i would like a passmark score of 7000-8000. 

 

Thanks

The only option you have with that budget is a 1050Ti 4GB. 

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1 minute ago, IziBartek said:

A 1060 3gb  on craigslist might go for 150bucks

Ive thought of that, none near me, all the others are upwards of 200

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 Server: Xeon E5 2650, 12GB 1600MHz ECC, 8400GS, WD 2TB + 1TB + 1TB, EVGA 500B 500W, Windows 10 Pro

 Laptop: Macbook Pro Retina 2013, i7 4558U, 8GB 1600MHz, Intel Iris Pro 1.5GB, Apple 256GB NVME, Mojave

 

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Just now, newcbomb said:

Ive thought of that, none near me, all the others are upwards of 200

Did you check Ebay?

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1 minute ago, IziBartek said:

Did you check Ebay?

Yep, would a GTX 960 2GB FTW for $140 be worth it?

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 Gaming PC: i5 3570, 16GB 1600MHz, GTX 780 3GB, Transcend 128GB, WD 500GB, Seagate 500GB, Thermaltake 600W Smart, S340 w/ RGB, Windows 10 Pro

 Server: Xeon E5 2650, 12GB 1600MHz ECC, 8400GS, WD 2TB + 1TB + 1TB, EVGA 500B 500W, Windows 10 Pro

 Laptop: Macbook Pro Retina 2013, i7 4558U, 8GB 1600MHz, Intel Iris Pro 1.5GB, Apple 256GB NVME, Mojave

 

 Internet: $70/month For 500/100, Actually get 525/102

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Just now, newcbomb said:

So I just bought a GTX 780 FTW like a month or 2 ago, and it died. Im not sure why but if anyone could answer that question it would be great. 

 

Anyways, so I need a new GPU around $150 USD (I got the 780 for $140) It can be used and i would like a passmark score of 7000-8000. 

 

Thanks

There might be a old 970 on ebay or craigslist

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CPU Cooler: Cooler Master Hyper 212 LED

MOBO: Asus Z170 Pro Gaming

RAM: Crucial Ballistix Sport 8gb (2x4gb)

GPU:

Storage: Seagate 500GB

Case: NZXT S340 Elite

 

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Just now, newcbomb said:

Yep, would a GTX 960 2GB FTW for $140 be worth it?

They perform worse than your 780.

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CPU: Intel i5 6600k

CPU Cooler: Cooler Master Hyper 212 LED

MOBO: Asus Z170 Pro Gaming

RAM: Crucial Ballistix Sport 8gb (2x4gb)

GPU:

Storage: Seagate 500GB

Case: NZXT S340 Elite

 

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Just now, newcbomb said:

Yep, would a GTX 960 2GB FTW for $140 be worth it?

Yes, but you should look around more for maybe a 970.

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CPU: Intel i5 6600k

CPU Cooler: Cooler Master Hyper 212 LED

MOBO: Asus Z170 Pro Gaming

RAM: Crucial Ballistix Sport 8gb (2x4gb)

GPU:

Storage: Seagate 500GB

Case: NZXT S340 Elite

 

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18 minutes ago, newcbomb said:

So I just bought a GTX 780 FTW like a month or 2 ago, and it died. Im not sure why but if anyone could answer that question it would be great. 

 

Anyways, so I need a new GPU around $150 USD (I got the 780 for $140) It can be used and i would like a passmark score of 7000-8000. 

 

Thanks

The only option you have with this budget in the "new GPU" section, would be a GTX 1050ti 4GB variant in the mini design, which only have 1 DVI port, 1 HDMI and 1 display port, so, if you want to get the X2 DVI ports+ the additional X1 HDMI port, you will have to spend a little bit more on the dual fan designs which cost an additional 20-$30 for the ports you want, otherwise, you can just buy an adapter.

 

4 minutes ago, newcbomb said:

Yep, would a GTX 960 2GB FTW for $140 be worth it?

The performance difference between the 1050ti and the 960 are comparable within a small margin where the performance difference is very minimal. The 780 outperforms the 1050ti and if you can find one used for $150, then its definitely worth it.

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Cards faster than the 780:

1060 and up

970 and up

RX 570 and up

470 and up

390 and up

290 and up

 

Cards under the 780 but not far off:

1050 Ti

960

770

680

380X

280X

7970

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Specs:

 Gaming PC: i5 3570, 16GB 1600MHz, GTX 780 3GB, Transcend 128GB, WD 500GB, Seagate 500GB, Thermaltake 600W Smart, S340 w/ RGB, Windows 10 Pro

 Server: Xeon E5 2650, 12GB 1600MHz ECC, 8400GS, WD 2TB + 1TB + 1TB, EVGA 500B 500W, Windows 10 Pro

 Laptop: Macbook Pro Retina 2013, i7 4558U, 8GB 1600MHz, Intel Iris Pro 1.5GB, Apple 256GB NVME, Mojave

 

 Internet: $70/month For 500/100, Actually get 525/102

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Just now, newcbomb said:

I looked at the seller and it doesn't look legit because multiple of the reviews said the same thing, and the feedback was 100% positive with 16 positive, 0 neutral, and 0 negative.

 

This tells me that they might be trying to make themselves look really good but over did it. Usually a good seller has 80-95% positive feedback with some neutral and negative reviews. 

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CPU: Intel i5 6600k

CPU Cooler: Cooler Master Hyper 212 LED

MOBO: Asus Z170 Pro Gaming

RAM: Crucial Ballistix Sport 8gb (2x4gb)

GPU:

Storage: Seagate 500GB

Case: NZXT S340 Elite

 

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