CrossFire R7 370 or a GTX 970 (or similar price range card)

[Brian30]

It's been awhile since I was able to afford a nice new XFX R7 370 4GB (I used to have a Asus HD 7770 2GB for about 2 years) and now I'm wondering if it's best to purchase another one for CrossFire or save up my money for a higher end card.

Please keep in mind that my current income is very limited (I'm in high school and struggling to find a job) and purchasing a $300+ card would require a very long time to save up for.

Here's the card http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814150733

Thank you in advance, and don't worry about power consumption as I managed to grab a CX750M for cheap during a Newegg sale

 

[FaZ1095]

It's been awhile since I was able to afford a nice new XFX R7 370 4GB (I used to have a Asus HD 7770 2GB for about 2 years) and now I'm wondering if it's best to purchase another one for CrossFire or save up my money for a higher end card.

Please keep in mind that my current income is very limited (I'm in high school and struggling to find a job) and purchasing a $300+ card would require a very long time to save up for.

Here's the card http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E168...

Thank you in advance, and don't worry about power consumption as I managed to grab a CX750M for cheap during a Newegg sale

You're better off going with a single 970 over Xfired 370's. You won't have to worry about support for multi GPU's, heat, etc.

 

[cdabc123]

A 970 will do MUCH better. and if you look around you can find a 970 for 200 used