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Looking buy a graphics card for my htpc for some light gaming with steam big picture. What's the best card I can get at around $100?

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I'd agree, or possibly a gtx 660 on sale.

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7790, little over a hundred but better. 

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Not a single 7790 on Newegg for under $100

May not be exact $100 but its a lot better, dont just look at one website

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May not be exact $100 but its a lot better, dont just look at one website

And a 7850 is a lot better. And a 7870 is better. And a 7950 is better. And a 7970 is better. and a 280X is better. And a 290 is better. and a 290X is better. So, let's get a 290X

 

Don't mean to sound like a dick, but that's what is seems like your logic is.

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And a 7850 is a lot better. And a 7870 is better. And a 7950 is better. And a 7970 is better. and a 280X is better. And a 290 is better. and a 290X is better. So, let's get a 290X

 

Don't mean to sound like a dick, but that's what is seems like your logic is.

You do sound like a dick. If it costs just barely over his cap but performs dramatically better than something that costs $100 exactly, it's probably worth it.

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You do sound like a dick. If it costs just barely over his cap but performs dramatically better than something that costs $100 exactly, it's probably worth it.

Ok, well, it wasn't my intention. But, again, my post is relevant here. The HD 7850 is faster than an HD 7790,  for not that much more.  

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And a 7850 is a lot better. And a 7870 is better. And a 7950 is better. And a 7970 is better. and a 280X is better. And a 290 is better. and a 290X is better. So, let's get a 290X

 

Don't mean to sound like a dick, but that's what is seems like your logic is.

They aren't much more and you are a dick, $20 more and you get a fair amount more performance?

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Ok, well, it wasn't my intention. But, again, my post is relevant here. The HD 7850 is faster than an HD 7790,  for not that much more.  

Yes but that further over his $100 cap, $20-$30 is fine but that $70=$90 more

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They aren't much more and you are a dick, $20 more and you get a fair amount more performance?

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Yes but that further over his $100 cap, $20-$30 is fine but that $70=$90 more

 

 

They aren't much more and you are a dick, $20 more and you get a fair amount more performance?

Guys chill out, neither of you are dicks, both made observations that were possibly mistakes possibly not. All suggested are good cards, $70 over budget is a lot but maybe there was a reason for the suggestion, e.g. a e-retailer has the card on sale. This argument isn't helping anyone... 

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Just goes to show you were wrong

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Guys chill out, neither of you are dicks, both made observations that were possibly mistakes possibly not. All suggested are good cards, $70 over budget is a lot but maybe there was a reason for the suggestion, e.g. a e-retailer has the card on sale. This argument isn't helping anyone... 

Dude i was just suggesting a higher card for around $20-$30 more which is reachable instead of $70 more, he just blew it up into something it wasn't

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Dude i was just suggesting a higher card for around $20-$30 more which is reachable instead of $70 more, he just blew it up into something it wasn't

Bro i can see both sides, the card you suggested can go for more than 20-30 dollars more, i.e. $70, but it can go for virtually the same

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I'm going to go with the 7790, thanks for the help!

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