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Are INNO3D GPUs any good?

I was browsing around and have come to see that INNO3D cards are fairly cheaper than any other brands such as Gigabyte, ASUS, MSI, etc. Is there any particular reason for the difference in prices?

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less fame than those names you've named. Hardware isnt as good either tier for tier (high end card vs high end card, cheap card vs cheap card etc), but high end card is still better than low end cards even when brands are different of course. If you buy reference cards, then they will be exactly the same.

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1 minute ago, Teddy07 said:

I don´t think there is much difference in GPUs that would justify the higher prices. It comes down to additional services such as longer warranty, tools....

Cooler performance and cooler design also, look at those  ugly inno3d cards.

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22 minutes ago, Origami Cactus said:

Cooler performance and cooler design also, look at those  ugly inno3d cards.

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It's not that bad, you're exaggerating now.

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The less popular brands are usually just less popular in the EU and America, theyre still good cards. Some really out there brands are generally made cheaply, but Inno3D has been around for a very long time and makes quality cards, theyre just not a mainstream choice.

I did a little thing about ASL, another lesser known non mainstream brand.

 

Inno3D is kind of on the same tier as Gainward, Yeston, Palit. In that theyre not popular brands but theyre equally as good in quality as MSI, Zotac, EVGA, etc

Example, Gainward 1070ti

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Yeston 1070ti

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Palit 1070ti

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And if you wanna get weird...

Colorful iGame 1070ti

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ASL 1070ti

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Maxsun 1070ti

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