Should I buy another R9 270X?

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baizboyyy

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I already have a r9 270x in my build at the moment and I was wondering if I would get a significant enough boost in performance for the £150?
 
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the only advantage you get of a crossfire setup is you don't waste the current graphics card. the whole money you spend goes into an upgrade instead of losing the current card.

with that said, any single card config is better on the long run.

so my advice... if you can play all the games you want now at max resolution and good enough quality (and on 1080p you would) then just wait it out. you'll either be able to get another 270x later on at a better price or upgrade to another card entirely again, you'd buy a better card for the same money.
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the only advantage you get of a crossfire setup is you don't waste the current graphics card. the whole money you spend goes into an upgrade instead of losing the current card.

with that said, any single card config is better on the long run.

so my advice... if you can play all the games you want now at max resolution and good enough quality (and on 1080p you would) then just wait it out. you'll either be able to get another 270x later on at a better price or upgrade to another card entirely again, you'd buy a better card for the same money.
 
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If I were to get one at a later date would it matter how much VRAM it has? My card currently has 4GB

 
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