Is this msi gtx 760 worth getting?

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This is better than the EVGA and i have used Msi twin forzr cards before and they are so quiet. It will also run cooler than the EVGA.
I recently bought a new graphics card on sale and regret not buying the another Msi twin frozr as i can now hear my card.

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so i shouldn't get the msi or evga (why not)? but i should get the gigabyte one instead (why is is because there is more fans/coolers on the gigabyte card??????
 

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yes, it offers way better cooling/quieter, but also it comes factory overclocking. Stock card typically are slower/louder/and hotter.
 

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by factory overclocking do you mean it would better for overclocking? (as i will be doing light overclocking to reach around 4.00Ghz-my cpu is intel i5 4670k is at around 3.6ghz when at default). And so its not worth saving £20 as the original msi gpu i found wouldn't be as good (it would be louder, hotter, not as fast as the one you found)
 

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This is better than the EVGA and i have used Msi twin forzr cards before and they are so quiet. It will also run cooler than the EVGA.
I recently bought a new graphics card on sale and regret not buying the another Msi twin frozr as i can now hear my card.



 
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by running cooler does this mean that overclocking would be less risky and easier or can't this gpu be overclocked?
 

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no, it is overclocked IN THE FACTORY by the manufacturers. That means, core clock and boost clock is higher.
BTW 4.00ghz refers to cpu's; gpu's work in mhz,like 7010mhz boost, 6960mhz core.(example)
 

jay2577

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Yes as SethS says it is already overclocked. This takes all the risk out of it as the factory overclock will be covered by the warranty. If you buy a non overclocked version and overclock it yourself you will void the warranty:)
 

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ok thanks
 

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ok thank you for all the help much appreciated.