Which is the best 780ti? Compatibility also?

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I wanted to know what you guys though was the best 780ti as I've decided to upgrade my failing gpu. Also I wanted to ask would I have any issues or bottle necking with my corsair 600w psu or my as rock z87 pro 3 motherboard. Cheers!
 
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Shouldnt have bottlenecking issues with your motherboard. 600w is the "minimum" recommended, so you should be fine as long as you dont have a really hungry system (8350 OC, Custom Loop, etc).

My favorite nVidia cards are from EVGA. Customer service and quality are second to none. After them, i'd look to ASUS.
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Shouldnt have bottlenecking issues with your motherboard. 600w is the "minimum" recommended, so you should be fine as long as you dont have a really hungry system (8350 OC, Custom Loop, etc).

My favorite nVidia cards are from EVGA. Customer service and quality are second to none. After them, i'd look to ASUS.
 
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Cheers for answering! I was looking at the evga classified card but wasn't too sure about it. Pretty much narrowed it down between that and the gigabyte card. My other parts are an i5 4670k and 8gb ram so I think my wattage should be fine.
 
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go with gtx 780 ti oc for sure...
evga suffers from slighty temperature issue when under load...

for psu, you can choose 600w, BUT i highly recommend you to choose platinum version which provide 80-85% or over power efficience...
 
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I'm sorry, but you don't know what you're talking about.
The EVGA ACX cooler is one of the best coolers on the market at this moment.
As for power supplies:
1) The 80+ PLATINUM spec requires an efficiency of greater than 89% at 100% load and 95% efficiency at 50% load.
2) It carries such a ridiculous price premium that it's a joke, and there is basically zero reason to buy a platinum PSU over a bronze, silver, or gold rated PSU.
 
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