B Beesee New member Mar 21, 2013 #21 I will be using a lot of adobe products, so I guess nvidia would be better. The big question is which 660/ti/670 would people recommend?
I will be using a lot of adobe products, so I guess nvidia would be better. The big question is which 660/ti/670 would people recommend?
S SeekaX New member Mar 21, 2013 #22 Beesee said: I will be using a lot of adobe products, so I guess nvidia would be better. The big question is which 660/ti/670 would people recommend? Click to expand... 670. even a reference one destroys the 660ti.
Beesee said: I will be using a lot of adobe products, so I guess nvidia would be better. The big question is which 660/ti/670 would people recommend? Click to expand... 670. even a reference one destroys the 660ti.
alienware Banned Mar 21, 2013 #23 There's not much point in buying reference cards as you can get a custom cooled one for about £15 more. I would look at the MSI 670 power edition personally. That or the EVGA FTW
There's not much point in buying reference cards as you can get a custom cooled one for about £15 more. I would look at the MSI 670 power edition personally. That or the EVGA FTW
S SeekaX New member Mar 21, 2013 #24 AlienALX said: There's not much point in buying reference cards as you can get a custom cooled one for about £15 more. I would look at the MSI 670 power edition personally. That or the EVGA FTW Click to expand... the power edition is a good bit more expensive, but if you aren't into watercooling probably the better decision. i bought the FTW, but mine will be wet by the end of the year, so i didn't really care a whole lot about the cooler.
AlienALX said: There's not much point in buying reference cards as you can get a custom cooled one for about £15 more. I would look at the MSI 670 power edition personally. That or the EVGA FTW Click to expand... the power edition is a good bit more expensive, but if you aren't into watercooling probably the better decision. i bought the FTW, but mine will be wet by the end of the year, so i didn't really care a whole lot about the cooler.