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EVGA GTX 780 Ti Dual Classified or R9 290X?

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Thank you all for your replies! I apologize for such a late response, but I have officially gotten the GTX 780 Ti Dual Classified. It is working amazingly well (loving ShadowPlay) and I can't wait to unlock the full potential once I get my processor (currently using an i3 2120).

I will definitely say this, moving from a GT 640 to a GTX 780 Ti definitely made an enormous difference :D

Once again, thank you all for the replies!

~Kuroneko
 
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