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if they lowered the price to $450, the 290x will be awesome! but yea I think its very expansive....
Not to want to disagree with you, but I thought the 290X was priced great, so great it made Nvidia drop the prices of the 780, I can't deny both cards are now absolute power houses for the money, they are very close in performance, apart from benchmarking you would not no any different, gaming I expect them to trade blows. The heat and noise from the 290X is unacceptable however, and as I said before, maybe with a non ref design they will bring the temps down and no doubt noise too and then it will be a fantastic card. But for me right now if I was to recommend a card to anyone I know then it would have to be the 780. It's the smart move.
yea....agreed. however 80% of us cant afford a 780! lol my card was WAY more than I wanted to spend.... and that was $310
I think AMD took a step back with these beta 8 drivers...... im getting a lot of stuttering and random frame dips.... when I get my new card, im going back to beta 7 until release of WHQ ones
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