- Jun 9, 2008
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Hello,
Here in India the R9 270(Not x) is about 245$. and the GTX 760 is around 340$. I have always been an Nvidia user, simply because its hassle free.
I am fairly interested in getting an AMD for a change, and primarily for the ability to overclock(nvidia only gpu boost allowed, correct me if i m wrong).
The question, my friend had gotten an AMD 7870 around an year back. so when i went and played a few games on it, i noticed some sort of lack of fludity in gaming(CS Global offensive, BF 3), ofcourse in benchmarks it shows average fps really good, but for some reason it micro-stuttered for even a single card I presumed it was the drivers. So has the drivers improved or something for the single card solution? or should i jus stick with the more reliable nvidia.
Also i may want to CF R9 270 in the future(is it possible?).
Please give honest opinion, no fanboys please. its my 3 month salary.
Here in India the R9 270(Not x) is about 245$. and the GTX 760 is around 340$. I have always been an Nvidia user, simply because its hassle free.
I am fairly interested in getting an AMD for a change, and primarily for the ability to overclock(nvidia only gpu boost allowed, correct me if i m wrong).
The question, my friend had gotten an AMD 7870 around an year back. so when i went and played a few games on it, i noticed some sort of lack of fludity in gaming(CS Global offensive, BF 3), ofcourse in benchmarks it shows average fps really good, but for some reason it micro-stuttered for even a single card I presumed it was the drivers. So has the drivers improved or something for the single card solution? or should i jus stick with the more reliable nvidia.
Also i may want to CF R9 270 in the future(is it possible?).
Please give honest opinion, no fanboys please. its my 3 month salary.
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