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#11. Posted:
Zayev
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The 970 is an amazing card that will max all current AAA games and will do for a few years to come. I would get one tbh. Those $200 are cheaper than getting a new card.
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Thats exactly the advice i was looking for thank you! +rep
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If you're gaming on a single 1080p panel, the 960 will max out all games and sit at 55+ FPS for even AAA titles. 960 is a 1080p card. The 970 is going to be hella useful in case you upgrade to 1440p, or even 4k or if you decide to run multiple monitors or use a panel with a higher refresh rate.
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