What to choose between Gigabyte, Asus, and MSI.

ludonord Posted messages 2 Status Member -  
AssusTn Posted messages 86 Status Member -
Hello everyone,
In a little while, I want to put my PS3 away and venture into PC gaming.
For that, I will need your advice about graphics cards as I am a novice in this area.
While browsing this site (https://www.surlix.com/pc/7-classement-gpu-performance.php#1), the Geforce GTX 980 is one of the best graphics cards currently and offers different brands such as Gigabyte, Asus, and MSI.
Here are my questions:
- What difference do you see between these 3 brands?
- Which graphics card would you recommend to me?
- Finally, still on this site, why is the Geforce GTX Titan more expensive than a GTX 980 knowing that the latter is considered the best graphics card?
Thank you for your answers!
Ludo

1 answer

  1. Genysix Posted messages 188 Status Member 19
     
    Hi,

    Personally, I've always preferred MSI; they perform really well and aesthetically they're quite nice.

    As for the Titan, it has more memory, a larger bus, and superior memory bandwidth. That's why it's more expensive: https://game-debate.com/gpu/index.php?gid=1700&gid2=1582&compare=geforce-gtx-980-4gb-vs-geforce-gtx-titan

    Best regards, Christophe
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    1. AssusTn Posted messages 86 Status Member
       
      Agreed with Genysix, the MSI is pretty good, you just have to make the right choice ;)
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    2. Genysix Posted messages 188 Status Member 19
       
      on the other hand, if you take the MSI, get the gaming one.
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    3. ludonord Posted messages 2 Status Member
       
      Thank you for your comments!
      I have two more questions:
      - Is there really a noticeable difference between a Titan and a GTX 980?
      - When you talk about aesthetics, does that mean the graphics card is outside the case?
      AssusTn, what graphics card did you put in your PC?
      Thanks again for your advice!
      Ludo
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    4. AssusTn Posted messages 86 Status Member
       
      I started with the Sapphire, it's a good card
      A R9 290X is not bad, there's also the Asus which is pretty good, it's up to you to decide ;)
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