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Upgrade from 7950
- Thread starter Walkerie
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talk yourself back into a fury nano. For £350 + pounds its a decent card.
up from that really is only a 980ti and a fury or furyx.
390 is good value but id rather have a nano tbh out of the 2. or the 980ti out of the 3 although its bit over your budget.
up from that really is only a 980ti and a fury or furyx.
390 is good value but id rather have a nano tbh out of the 2. or the 980ti out of the 3 although its bit over your budget.
Another 7950 for crossfire is an option while we wait for the next gen cards in 4-6 months. Would be as fast as a 390X/980 in games that support crossfire.
For single card a Nano is a better option than a 390X or 980. A Fury Pro if you want a full sized card.
For single card a Nano is a better option than a 390X or 980. A Fury Pro if you want a full sized card.
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The Fury Nano is currently the best value high-end card.
IMO depending on the price range, you either go 390 8GB, Fury Nano, or 980Ti (if overclocking).
IMO depending on the price range, you either go 390 8GB, Fury Nano, or 980Ti (if overclocking).
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I get another 7950 clocks the guts out of it and buy a nice 500gb or 1tb ssd if you haven't all ready got it, with the rest of the money save it till new cards come out, then upgrade after reviews and benchmarks are out.