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AMD R7 360 VS Nvidia GTX 670 FTW

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I currently have an AMD R7 360 (sapphire) and i am wondering how much difference i would notice by upgrading to a GTX 670 EVGA FTW
 
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I wouldn't buy a mid range Kepler nowadays, From what I've read you won't get a consistent level of performance in newer games, Find a newer card with better support, I'd look for something from AMD as it'll be built on GCN which is still supported & current unlike Kepler, You're on a 360 so if you need more performance save a bit extra and look for something like a 280, 285 or 290 onwards which in the 300 series will be the 380 or above. Even better find yourself a cheap 470 or 480
 
nashathedog said:
I wouldn't buy a mid range Kepler nowadays, From what I've read you won't get a consistent level of performance in newer games, Find a newer card with better support, I'd look for something from AMD as it'll be built on GCN which is still supported & current unlike Kepler, You're on a 360 so if you need more performance save a bit extra and look for something like a 280, 285 or 290 onwards which in the 300 series will be the 380 or above. Even better find yourself a cheap 470 or 480
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Ok. Its just because the 670 is used and 45 pounds and comes with an 128gb ssd.
 
Omega_ said:
I currently have an AMD R7 360 (sapphire) and i am wondering how much difference i would notice by upgrading to a GTX 670 EVGA FTW
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a 470 card would be a worthy upgrade for you. I wouldn't really be buying a years old 670 even with a SSD.
 
Omega_ said:
Why is it bgrade? does it still work?
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Yes it still works, they can't sell something not working. You get a 3 months warranty with it as a minimum. It can be something as simple as a change of mind by the original buyer. It's a returned card. May have a lead missing or something but the card will work.
 
subbytna said:
Yes it still works, they can't sell something not working. You get a 3 months warranty with it as a minimum. It can be something as simple as a change of mind by the original buyer. It's a returned card. May have a lead missing or something but the card will work.
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Ok thanks. Think im gonna pick that up
 
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