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Upgrading video card soon

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Just wondering what would go good with my i5-4670k. Currently using an R9-270X and I want something faster for the upcoming games. Please post suggestions and thanks!
 
What's your budget? GTX 970 is $329.99 and slightly more for some oc non reference models. Is that over your budget?
 
Lord_Exodia said:
What's your budget? GTX 970 is $329.99 and slightly more for some oc non reference models. Is that over your budget?
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I'll say this, if that's over his budget, then he should buy nothing. The only card that's a sizable upgrade over the 270x is the 970 or 290
 
defaultluser said:
I'll say this, if that's over his budget, then he should buy nothing. The only card that's a sizable upgrade over the 270x is the 970 or 290
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That's true, so that really brings me to only 2 options for the OP

1. Get the GTX 970
2. Get a second 270x for crossfire.
 
the crossfire route isn't a bad idea at all.

270x xfired isn't bad performance, and should be cheap.
 
Get a used 290x for 300.

Edit: Nvm, just realized that gtx 970 runs as well as a 290x. In that case, I agree with everyone and say you should get a new gtx 970 or buy another 270x for CF if you're on a budget.
 
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