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Upgrade from HD7770

Hey, I want to upgrade my HD 7770 and I have a budget of 200€.

I have seen a few, but I'm not sure what's better:

Sapphire HD 7870 GHz Edition 2GB - http://www.pixmania.pt/placa-grafica/sapphire-technology-radeon-hd-7870-ghz-edition-2-gb-gddr5-pci-express-3-0-11199-16-20g/20902832-a.html

 

Gigabyte GTX 660 OC 2GB - http://www.pixmania.pt/placa-grafica/gigabyte-geforce-gtx-660-oc-2-gb-gddr5-pci-express-3-0-gv-n660oc-2gd/18493522-a.html

 

Sapphire R9 270X OC with boost 2GB - http://www.pixmania.pt/placa-grafica/sapphire-technology-r9-270x-oc-com-boost-2-gb-gddr5-pci-express-placa-grafica/21776043-a.html

 

Feel free to recommend another one, even if it goes a bit higher than 200€ (230€ or something), thanks! 

 

PS: My CPU is an AMD FX-6300 and I have 8GB of RAM.

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I would go with the Sapphire R9 270X.

 

I agree gtx 760, 7770 or r9 270 if you can afford. It's up to you m8. The 6300 would have a minor bottleneck with the cards. Nice choice :')

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The 7870 GHz Edition is an overclocked 7870. The R9 270X is an overclocked 7870. All systems go.

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270, 270x and 7870 / 7870 ghz are same cards, so id say 7870 ghz and overclock the memory frequency

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270 and 270x are exactly the same minus some clock speed, don't get the 270x as it's more expensive.

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Thanks guys, just one more question, do I need to upgrade my PSU for any of those cards? I have a Corsair CX600.

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Thanks guys, just one more question, do I need to upgrade my PSU for any of those cards? I have a Corsair CX600.

Not fantastic, but it'll survive a good deal of stress.

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I agree, or gtx 270. It's up to you m8. The 6300 would have a minor bottleneck with the cards. Nice choice :')

I don't think the 6300 will hold back that kind of GPU all that much considering how well the X4 750k does. Also I don't think anyone should buy a GTX 270 at this point. The technologies you get with newer cards are far more beneficial

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Thanks guys, just one more question, do I need to upgrade my PSU for any of those cards? I have a Corsair CX600.

 

That's plenty enough.

 

 

 

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I don't think the 6300 will hold back that kind of GPU all that much considering how well the X4 750k does. Also I don't think anyone should buy a GTX 270 at this point. The technologies you get with newer cards are far more beneficial

wooooooooooooooooooooooooow it's a typo.......... i meant r9 270 xD

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Either the r9 or the 7870. I have the sapphire 7870 gigahertz edition and it is a sweet little card.

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My huge recommendation is to get a pny gtx 660 ti, it is $215 (probably similar euros) and the 660 to is great. I have their 660 because that was my very maximum price, and it is working great.

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My huge recommendation is to get a pny gtx 660 ti, it is $215 (probably similar euros) and the 660 to is great. I have their 660 because that was my very maximum price, and it is working great.

I meant 760, not 660 ti.
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