What's the best manufacturer for GPUs, namely Nvidia cards?
AMD
>>54744196
MSI and Asus for Nvidia. Sapphire for AMD, but Asus and MSI are good too.
>>54744196
Asus
Sapphire
Radeon.
Async
>>54744196
Gigabyte or EVGA, just for the fact they have wonderful customer service, and don't make you fight if something is wrong.
>>54744196
Palit
EVGA
XFX
EVGA for NVIDIA
Sapphire for AMD
>>54744251
Depends on country. You do not deal directly with manufacturer here in EU. Also Gigabyte designs were always too noisy to me.
>>54744282
I have a pretty bad experience with Sapphire. Out of 4 recent cards I had from them (HD 7k onward) with Dual-X/Tri-X coolers, 3 of them developed rattling fans in 1-2 years, some of them even after 1 year. 3/4 cards is a bit too much for me, especially in a clean case with dust filters.
EVGA and Gigabyte.
Are there any estimated dates for when Asus or EVGA will get their own 1070/1080s out? I mean I know it'll be past the May 27 initial release, but are we talking June or July?
>>54744196
Powercolor
If it's not Voodoo it's doodoo
All memes aside, it's most likely EVGA. They seem to be the ones really leading things. That and I suppose ASUS does good too.
>>54744196
I've had good luck with EVGA
MSI is bretty good too
http://www.geforce.com/hardware/10series/geforce-gtx-1070
>>54744196
Gigabyte makes the best Nvidia cards but EVGA has better support.
Zotac
>>54744196
>nvidia
AHAHAHAHA
EVGA for Nvidia. Sapphire and PowerColor for AMD. People like to shit on PowerColor but I have never had a problem with their cards and consider them as good as Sapphire as far as quality control is concerned, but Sapphire tends to have better cards.
>>54746447
>being this retardedly desperate
>>54746533
>>54745310
1070 and memeless 1080s are coming at the same time, June 18th. EVGA will NOT be supporting 980Ti>10xx theough their Step Up program, but the non Ti 9xx cards will be.
>>54746588
Well that doesnt make sense
>>54747023
That's what happens when a card from the previous generation runs better and cooler than its successor.
>>54747023
What part confuses you? EVGA jewing 980Ti owners or Nvidia jewing people into buying their overpriced reference cards? It all makes perfect sense to me.
>>54744603
What cards specifically? I've heard some particularly bad things about their 290Xs.
>>54744196
MSI for used cards.
I've owned a 780 Ti and 980 Ti. Both beautiful, but EVGA 780 coil whined despite looking newer.
Asus msi gigabyte are good for nvidya. Alsp try zotac theyre the only one that offers 5 yr warranty if you regosteron their site.
