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  1. Computer0304
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    Oops meant 760.
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  3. madcratebuilder
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    It depends on what game, some are better with AMD, some better with NVIDA. I always felt AMD had more bang for the buck but with the current demand causing higher than normal prices that is no longer the case.
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  4. Computer0304
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    Yeah AMD cards are only good for bitcoin mining now.
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  6. Solarstarshines
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    Computer0304 said:
    Yeah AMD cards are only good for bitcoin mining now.
    That craze is for the Rich or people who have nothing to loose

    They also don't mind the walls keep crashing down on them and this Bitcoin mess

    have to hope prices will start going down soon Nvidia is looking pretty sweet with their price points they are pretty much neck and neck and since Nvidia is TOPS i would just get the better one AMD built their name off of being consumer friendly that has gone out the Window
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  7. ShamrockRig
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    Either way, you can't go wrong with either brand, just dont buy reference cards:)!
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  8. Computer0304
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    Yep since reference cards are meant for benchmarking and designing a aftermarket card. They have horrible cooling and some are even ugly.
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  10. ShamrockRig
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    Aftermarket cards are always faster as well!:)
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