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Yeah that 390x is no slouch so a noticeble upgrade would be pretty expensive.Well that's the question ... £3-400 I guess, but not sure if I'd get a significant upgrade with today's prices. Just looked at a review of the Powercolor Red Devil 580 and it doesn't look much better than my 390X. If I'm going to have to buy a new one then I'd at least like to get a decent increase in performance. I may have to ride out the prices and check back in 6 months. My second gaming rig will have to make do.
Great to see prices dropping but..
1060 = £199
1070 = £449
Why the massive gulf between these cards?
Yeah that 390x is no slouch so a noticeble upgrade would be pretty expensive.
I had 2 X 7970's in Xfire for around 5 years and they performed well, just showing their age in the latest titles with settings turned up and not all Games catered for Dual cards so you were hunting for similar game profiles.
I paid a lot for the 1080Ti but I knew that and I know it will carry me for the next 5 years at least, hopefully, but there is a noticeble difference.
Not sure what your 390X would fetch used but I managed around £240 for my two 7970's.
Probably availability? The 1070's were far more likely to be hoovered up for mining, so there's probably fewer of those in stock.Why the massive gulf between these cards?
That freesync monitor looks good. Is it better to have 1080p and 144Hz, or 1440p resolution, when it comes to gaming? I play BF1 and some tower defence strategy stuff too
GTX1080 is same price and better perf!
you'll notice 60 to 100/120 too and can still have 1440p. cant deal with 1080p or 60hz anymore.You'll notice a far greater difference in moving from 60hz to 144hz, it's really amazing for games.
Great to see prices dropping but..
1060 = £199
1070 = £449
Why the massive gulf between these cards?
Fantastic news, or it would be if I hadn't dropped £829 on the Inno Ichill 3x 1080TI on tuesday the 20th and two days later it's £80 cheaper!
Depends on what card you're looking at, water blocks are available for non reference cards as well, but you'll need to check first before buyingI'm guessing I will have to wait for new generation of cards to appear, if I wanted a Founders Edition card for watercooling?
Depends on what card you're looking at, water blocks are available for non reference cards as well, but you'll need to check first before buying
+2 . Randomly I have had most of my bad luck on components from OCUK, but they have sorted me everytime. Once with a dud PSU that was no longer in stock I even got an upgradeSome interesting deals considering the current climate, well done, always welcome.
Although OCUK are not always the cheapest their customer care is second to none as far as I'm concerned!
+2 . Randomly I have had most of my bad luck on components from OCUK, but they have sorted me everytime. Once with a dud PSU that was no longer in stock I even got an upgrade
Plus they have actual customer service you can get through to. If you have ever dealth with a competitor...not good.
Clearly there a price tolerances, but I try buy everything through here.
It is so weird my one year old 1080ti is worth more today than when i bought it