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Best GPU brands?
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Dulith1118
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theres no such thing as the best brand., All manufacturers are good.
Nvidia- Msi gigabyte asus evga palit zotac
AMD- Msi asus sapphire gigabyte
Nvidia- Msi gigabyte asus evga palit zotac
AMD- Msi asus sapphire gigabyte
BurgerandChips66
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guanyu210379
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For me, based on more than 15 years of PC building experience:
Tier 1 : ASUS, MSI, Gigabyte, eVGA, XFX
Tier 2 : Sapphire, KFA2/Galax
Tier 3 : PowerColor, Zotac, HIS
Unknown a.k.a. I have never used and have no experience: Gainward, Palit, Club 3D
Note:
Except for Powercolor, I have no real bad experiences for all of those brands.
Tier 1 : ASUS, MSI, Gigabyte, eVGA, XFX
Tier 2 : Sapphire, KFA2/Galax
Tier 3 : PowerColor, Zotac, HIS
Unknown a.k.a. I have never used and have no experience: Gainward, Palit, Club 3D
Note:
Except for Powercolor, I have no real bad experiences for all of those brands.
Dulith1118
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johnly0903
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Stop saying there is no such thing as best brand blah blah blah. This is not a video game or something similar to that. It is about which manufacture has the best customer service and what materials do they use for the graphics card. You can't say Zotac is as good as msi or evga.
dontlistentome
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I can't really put down a brand, since I've never had a bad enough experience with any of them. However, Powercolor's lower end products have been a 'you get what you pay for' experience for me. Asus and EVGA have been probably the most pleasing experiences, but they do tend to cost more.
I think you're better off making sure the place you buy from is reputable more than worrying about the brand you buy. I'd rather buy from somewhere that stands by their products, even if it means buying a lower end item, that save enough to buy a top brand by buying from a seller that hasn't been around long enough to build a good reputation.
I think you're better off making sure the place you buy from is reputable more than worrying about the brand you buy. I'd rather buy from somewhere that stands by their products, even if it means buying a lower end item, that save enough to buy a top brand by buying from a seller that hasn't been around long enough to build a good reputation.
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