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zeyuanfu

Because MSI has HORRIBLE customer service and QC (quality control). I would personally prefer Asus.

If you want to keep your temps super low (which you don't even need to), you can get a cooler. Or else, stock is fine.

If you have 600$ for a GPU, why not?
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if you are not going to use it for gaming expend more on cpu i.e 8 core AMD processors.Good for photoshop and video editing at ultra level.But your rig sounds like its for gaming its great but i highly recommend using 27 inch LG IPS screen.Believe me it will almost double the gaming experience.Dont overstreach from 27 though.I f not used for gaming 23 screen size is good.
 
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@entomber im just an everyday gamer. I mainly play csgo, wow, and league. I know these three games don't require too much power to run at max settings but i'd like to be able to play all the newer games at max too or at least high.
 
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@intelfanb0y why gigabyte over msi? Msi seems to have a lot of good ratings. Also do i need a cooler? The first guy that replied told me since im not ocing i dont need one. Also, why upgrade to the 980?
 
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Because MSI has HORRIBLE customer service and QC (quality control). I would personally prefer Asus.

If you want to keep your temps super low (which you don't even need to), you can get a cooler. Or else, stock is fine.

If you have 600$ for a GPU, why not?
 
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Exactly

 
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