Need advise for new GPU

zacky1223

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Hi guys, i am looking for a new GPU would need some recommedations.

Games i play: BattleField,Call of Duty,mostly is diablo 3 and some dota

I am also thinking the current gen GPU will bottleneck with my CPU ?

Budget: $300-$400 best is lesser hahaha:s13:

Thanks! :)
 

Jian19

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U using 7950 ? Current @ $300-400 no card will be better then it
 

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oh cuz my 7950 like up the lorry liao so was thinking of getting a new one so now at $300-400 no card can compare to 7950 ?
 

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U can consider get gtx970 / 290x from Lazada...

Sometimes will have promotion to get $50-100 off

Msi gtx970 OC ~ $499
Sapphire 290x tri-x ~ $455
 

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Just to add, if you use Citibank or Mastercard to pay on certain days on Lazada, you'll get 10% off :).
 

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I say get a Sapphire R9 280 3GB Dual X for $269, dont bother with the GTX960s, GTX960, 7950 and r9 280 is about the same performance tier, and for the price point r9 280 best value/performance compared to gtx 960.

Graphics tiers and recommendations: Graphics Card Hierarchy Chart - 2015 GPU Comparisons

Unless you wanna drop the bomb on a GTX 970 cheapest also MSI Armor OC $499 @ PC Themes, well if you dont mind having a second hand card, u can easily get GTX780s on the forums for much less than the current GTX970s for about $400~ got a few listings for you to consider!

http://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/g...ce-gtx-780-3gb-ddr5-4985552.html#post92367147


http://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/g...vga-gtx-780-dual-ftw-w-backplate-4965757.html

http://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/c...ectcu-ii-oc-edition-4991833.html#post92641126

Hope it helped!
 

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oh cuz my 7950 like up the lorry liao so was thinking of getting a new one so now at $300-400 no card can compare to 7950 ?
Just FYI, R9-280 is simply an overclocked HD 7950. If you are looking at some substantial performance upgrade, you should heed for R9-290X/GTX 970 at minimum.
 

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For a card within your price range and can provide a substantial upgrade from the 7950, a secondhand GTX780 is plentiful for the current price/performance.
Linked linustechtips benchmarking for u to see the performance diff.
https://youtu.be/Eqz4tDM6Wl8

If you can shell out the money go ahead and get a GTX 970 for better power efficiency! Have a great day!
 

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I say get a Sapphire R9 280 3GB Dual X for $269, dont bother with the GTX960s, GTX960, 7950 and r9 280 is about the same performance tier, and for the price point r9 280 best value/performance compared to gtx 960.

Graphics tiers and recommendations: Graphics Card Hierarchy Chart - 2015 GPU Comparisons

Unless you wanna drop the bomb on a GTX 970 cheapest also MSI Armor OC $499 @ PC Themes, well if you dont mind having a second hand card, u can easily get GTX780s on the forums for much less than the current GTX970s for about $400~ got a few listings for you to consider!

http://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/g...ce-gtx-780-3gb-ddr5-4985552.html#post92367147


http://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/g...vga-gtx-780-dual-ftw-w-backplate-4965757.html

http://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/c...ectcu-ii-oc-edition-4991833.html#post92641126

Hope it helped!

ya lor. green team jin ex also. red team can perform just also
 
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