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Yeah they got pretty hot, the reference card was particularly bad if I remember. Some of the aftermarket cards with upgraded coolers were good. Why?
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What games do you want to play? And what is your budget? I would under no circumstances recommend someone buy a used 580 to game with in 2016. The gtx 770 is a MUCH better card than the 580 in terms of performance, heat, power usage, driver support, and many other reasons. How much does the 770 you're looking at cost?
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At what resolution? A 580 will struggle with all of those games. A 770 will get you playable framerates around 50-60fps 1080p medium-low settings in bf1, high settings in bf4, and maybe medium settings or so in witcher 3. But this is assuming you have a somewhat decent CPU, 8gb of ram, and a good enough power supply to power it.
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That depends on the 770. Cool enough for the gpu to perfom optimally if its any remotely decent card. A 960 new? No way, there are newer better cards for the same money. If its really cheap and used maybe, a 770 will perfom close to the same probably better than a 960.
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