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Depends on what games you play. They both have their down sides. Like I did a 2 way SLI with GTX 970's and it was a terrible experience. But that was mostly because the games I play, either don't support SLI, have bad support for SLI or aren't GPU dependent. So it was a waste of money, and they consumed an insane amount of power. Not to mention the stuttering and screen tearing there was with SLI. Downside of a single GTX 970, was that in games I didn't play, that actually supported it, it performed worse.

Now with that being said, I'd recommend probably saving up for a better single GPU rather than any of the options you listed. Maybe save for a 1060 or 1070?
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Depends on what games you play. They both have their down sides. Like I did a 2 way SLI with GTX 970's and it was a terrible experience. But that was mostly because the games I play, either don't support SLI, have bad support for SLI or aren't GPU dependent. So it was a waste of money, and they consumed an insane amount of power. Not to mention the stuttering and screen tearing there was with SLI. Downside of a single GTX 970, was that in games I didn't play, that actually supported it, it performed worse.

Now with that being said, I'd recommend probably saving up for a better single GPU rather than any of the options you listed. Maybe save for a 1060 or 1070?
 
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