Is this the best graphics card? or is their something more better and expansive?

napninjanx

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ASUS GTX690-4GD5 GeForce GTX 690 4GB 512-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 x16 HDCP Ready SLI Support Video Card

Besides B&H they sell cards that go over $10k and higher since they have Quadro cards.
 
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I own an ASUS GTX 690, great card But.......... No real practical way to upgrade.
- You can't add a GTX 680 as 3rd GPU (NVidia drivers block this...)
- besides, scaling on the 3rd GPU is low, so, you won't add much any how..
- You could add a second GTX 690, but scaling to a 4th GPU is almost zero (if games even support it...)

I have a second system running AMD R9 280X in Crossfire (basically a 2 card version of 7990). It IS faster than the GTX690. In that case you can add a 3rd GPU (7970 or R9 280X as AMD drivers do not block this...)

IF your system can ONLY support one card, 7990 or GTX690 would be my choice.... (you can't expand any how)

IF your system can support 2 GPUs I would get GTX780 Ti (as your budget supports...

jb6684

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I own an ASUS GTX 690, great card But.......... No real practical way to upgrade.
- You can't add a GTX 680 as 3rd GPU (NVidia drivers block this...)
- besides, scaling on the 3rd GPU is low, so, you won't add much any how..
- You could add a second GTX 690, but scaling to a 4th GPU is almost zero (if games even support it...)

I have a second system running AMD R9 280X in Crossfire (basically a 2 card version of 7990). It IS faster than the GTX690. In that case you can add a 3rd GPU (7970 or R9 280X as AMD drivers do not block this...)

IF your system can ONLY support one card, 7990 or GTX690 would be my choice.... (you can't expand any how)

IF your system can support 2 GPUs I would get GTX780 Ti (as your budget supports it) then, get a second card in future when you need (ah, want) it....

 
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