Graphics card upgrade help.

Cocothemooncat

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I'm currently thinking about upgrading my graphics card from my old gtx 660 SC. My budget range is about $320. I was looking into the msi gtx 760 hawk, but I don't know what card would be the best use of my money. Ideas?

(Also I'm thinking about getting a card that I can sli in the future when I get enough money to buy a second one.)
 
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I would definitely get the card I'm using. The Gigabyte Windforce Radeon HD 7970 OC 3GB. It's factory-clocked to 1100MHz, costs only $300 and comes with three free games bundled with it!

There's only a couple of days left at this price (Today and Tomorrow):
http://us.ncix.com/products/?sku=67547&promoid=1306

I'm getting high 40s to low 50s in Battlefield 4 beta at Ultra settings with no stutter at all. :D

RacAtat007

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Well the new AMD line is going to come out soon so those might be worth a try and the prices on the 7970s are dropping but if you're set on Nvidia I would personally go with the Gigabyte WF3. From personal experience I have had the best luck with Gigabyte and the Windforce 3 is a really good cooling solution.
 
I would definitely get the card I'm using. The Gigabyte Windforce Radeon HD 7970 OC 3GB. It's factory-clocked to 1100MHz, costs only $300 and comes with three free games bundled with it!

There's only a couple of days left at this price (Today and Tomorrow):
http://us.ncix.com/products/?sku=67547&promoid=1306

I'm getting high 40s to low 50s in Battlefield 4 beta at Ultra settings with no stutter at all. :D
 
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RacAtat007

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Totaly unrelated but do you mind me asking what driver you're using. I have a Gigabyte 7950 WF3 and its great in all games but BF4 beta was not so good. I had med settings and was getting around 40-45fps
 

Certainly, I'm using Catalyst 13-9 on Windows 7 Ultimate x64. It's the newest non-beta driver that ATi has out.