Which GTX 750 TI to buy? (EVGA or MSI)

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I have about $195 for a Grphics Card. Before I purchase from Newegg, I was wondering which GTX 750 TI I should purchase. The MSI GTX N750 TI Twin Frozr ($144.99) has a lower clock and a better cooling system, While the EVGA GTX 750 TI ($169.99) has about a 100 MHz higher clock. Which GPU would best fit my case or work better for me?
CPU: AMD A10-6800K
PSU: Cosair CX600 80 PLUS BRONZE
MOBO: Gigabyte GA-F2A78M-D3H
RAM: 8GB (2 4GB Sticks) 1600MHz
CASE: NZXT Source 210
HDD: 1TB WD Blue 7200 RPM
 
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GIGABYTE is the best, none can beat Gigabyte i always use it and no problems, Very good cooler, nice design. You can get the OC version. I have GTX 780 OC II.
I had for about 2 years GTX 560 and nothing was bad after 2 years.

-Alex
 
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And one more thing, Will the 750 TI fit in my Source 210 Case? or will the r9 270 fit better?
 
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Will the GIGABYTE Model fit in my case properly?
 
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In all honesty when it comes to quality and performance of the hardware Gigabyte is never the best, pretty much is the alternative if you can't afford ASUS or another top tier manufacturer -_-

 
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The 750ti is a low power consumption GPU, so it doesn't heat up a lot either. Going for the model that has the higher clock from factory should be your aim as it saves you the hassle of overclocking it for some extra punch.
 
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Suztera is spot on. The level of performance on the FTW is incomparable. If you're on the market for a GTX 750 Ti, you won't find any better. With that said, EVGA is a brand you can trust when it comes to quality and customer service.
 
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So, it will fit fine in my NZXT Source 210 Case?
 
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Yes. But it will reach to the drive cage, limiting the max amount of drives you can add (not that many people uses more than 2)
Otherwise, cheaper and shorter
PCPartPicker part list / Price breakdown by merchant

Video Card: EVGA GeForce GTX 750 Ti 2GB Superclocked Video Card ($139.99 @ Micro Center)
Total: $139.99
Prices include shipping, taxes, and discounts when available
 
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Seth Vasquez

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Thank You very much. Have a good day.
 
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Without problems.

The NZXT Source 210 has 230mm of clearance space for GPUs with the hard drive cage present. The EVGA GTX 750Ti FTW is only 228.6mm long.
 
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Oh, god.. hope you are not paid to say that words.
I feel bad for you. You are wrong and you've got to know that gigabyte is better and cheaper than ASUS.
 
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