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Oaktown wrote:I think you’re missing my point!

Yea sorry, I was reading that as the 1080 no the 1080ti. For $300-$400 less the ti is a great card for sure, and in a lot of ways better than the Titan. I think I just love the look of the Titan

I would definitely be looking into the 1080ti and not just a base model if I did do the upgrade. Now just need to get some more gigs so I can justify the upgrade. Luckily I can still sell the 1070 for a decent number.

Currently I am using this card.... http://www.gigabyte.us/Graphics-Card/GV ... -rev-10#kf

For the 1080ti, do you suggest going with any brand over the other or does it not matter?

xdjxklusivex wrote:For the Titan X, do you suggest going with any brand over the other or does it not matter?

I suggest 1080ti personally. Just because they're pretty close.

drazkers wrote:

xdjxklusivex wrote:For the Titan X, do you suggest going with any brand over the other or does it not matter?

I suggest 1080ti personally. Just because they're pretty close.

i meant to type 1080ti but I was thinking titan x.

What brand do you suggest for 1080ti?

Personally, I’m a big fan of EVGA cards and I think the 1080 Ti SC2 Hybrid is a great card all around.

Oaktown wrote:Personally, I’m a big fan of EVGA cards and I think the 1080 Ti SC2 Hybrid is a great card all around.

Thanks Oaktown ill look into that card. The watercooler will go nicely with my h115 240 radiator setup .

Do you guys ever overclock your video cards for shows or always leave it at base?