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Best budget graphics card AMD or Nvidia that can play new games that has high requirements

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September 30, 2014 7:55:41 AM

I want play games like dead rising 3 ,
Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor Alien Isolaton and many more please help me and give a suggestion what to buy at least this games can run smoothly on PC, My budget is arount $250-$300.

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September 30, 2014 8:09:42 AM

Best bang for the buck is the gtx 970 now.
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September 30, 2014 8:16:18 AM

For around $330 you can get a GTX 780 which is almost the fastest Nvidia card available.

The Radeon R9 280 will come under-budget at around $210-$230 but doesn't really match up to the GTX 780. There's also the R9 285 for around $250 which is slightly more comparable to Nvidia's example but still slower.

...and finally, if you're willing to save a little extra, you can future proof yourself a tiny bit more by going with a Nvidia GTX 970 (about $350) which should see you smiling for at least 2 years or more.

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September 30, 2014 8:38:03 AM

Thelps said:
For around $330 you can get a GTX 780 which is almost the fastest Nvidia card available.

The Radeon R9 280 will come under-budget at around $210-$230 but doesn't really match up to the GTX 780. There's also the R9 285 for around $250 which is slightly more comparable to Nvidia's example but still slower.

...and finally, if you're willing to save a little extra, you can future proof yourself a tiny bit more by going with a Nvidia GTX 970 (about $350) which should see you smiling for at least 2 years or more.



Okay I will buy Nvidia GTX 970, is it better than GTX 780 ? If I choose GTX 780 can it handle future games 2 years later ??
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a b U Graphics card
September 30, 2014 8:45:48 AM

The GTX 970 is very slightly better than the GTX 780.

Both cards will handle whatever you throw at them for the next two years or so.

I'm running a GTX 780 with a custom cooling unit attached at the moment. It runs everything at maximum settings with 30 FPS or more. Most games it runs at maximum settings at over 60 FPS.
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