Gigabyte GTX 960 4gb vs Asus gtx 960 strix 4gb

[iMove Quick]

Hi there,

So does anyone of you guy's know if there will be a big FPS difference between the Gigabyte version ((60) and the asus strix (960) version?

Both running with the i5 4460.

I'm on a budget so the less the better.

Thanks

 

[KKAW]

Hi there,

So does anyone of you guy's know if there will be a big FPS difference between the Gigabyte version ((60) and the asus strix (960) version?

Both running with the i5 4460.

I'm on a budget so the less the better.

Thanks

fps difference will be 0% ~ 1%, basically non existent.

Check it out for reference: http://biomtech.weebly.com/gpu-manufacturermodel-tier-list.html

 

[Chester Rico]

Hi there,

So does anyone of you guy's know if there will be a big FPS difference between the Gigabyte version ((60) and the asus strix (960) version?

Both running with the i5 4460.

I'm on a budget so the less the better.

Thanks

There'll be no noticeable fps difference since it's the same chip and architecture. Personally I'd go with Gigabyte, they just make quality, reliable gear that will last a long time, in my experience. Their gfx card coolers are usually top-notch as well!

 

[KKAW]

Hi there,

So does anyone of you guy's know if there will be a big FPS difference between the Gigabyte version ((60) and the asus strix (960) version?

Both running with the i5 4460.

I'm on a budget so the less the better.

Thanks

There'll be no noticeable fps difference since it's the same chip and architecture. Personally I'd go with Gigabyte, they just make quality, reliable gear that will last a long time, in my experience. Their gfx card coolers are usually top-notch as well!

GTX 960 STRIX and G1 are both Tier 1. The G1 as you said comes ahead by a tad bit. If i can recall i believe it had slightly better in game boost clock speeds than the asus after overclocked.

 

[iMove Quick]

Hi there,

So does anyone of you guy's know if there will be a big FPS difference between the Gigabyte version ((60) and the asus strix (960) version?

Both running with the i5 4460.

I'm on a budget so the less the better.

Thanks

There'll be no noticeable fps difference since it's the same chip and architecture. Personally I'd go with Gigabyte, they just make quality, reliable gear that will last a long time, in my experience. Their gfx card coolers are usually top-notch as well!

Then I have a quick second question about the 128 bit bus. I read that it's bad, or won't I notice it?

 

[KKAW]

Hi there,

So does anyone of you guy's know if there will be a big FPS difference between the Gigabyte version ((60) and the asus strix (960) version?

Both running with the i5 4460.

I'm on a budget so the less the better.

Thanks

There'll be no noticeable fps difference since it's the same chip and architecture. Personally I'd go with Gigabyte, they just make quality, reliable gear that will last a long time, in my experience. Their gfx card coolers are usually top-notch as well!

Then I have a quick second question about the 128 bit bus. I read that it's bad, or won't I notice it?

Unless you are doing 3x SLI or something like that the a 128 bit bus will do you great.

 

[shohan0073]

if you want to OC then go for the ASUS one... Gigabyte and msi are pretty same for overclocking

 

[Alan Caldwell]

The Gigabyte GTX 960 G1 is the best choice as it has one of the best cooling and performance for a GTX 960. It OCs very good.

Review:
http://www.guru3d.com/articles-pages/gigabyte-geforce-gtx-960-g1-gaming-4gb-review,1.html

Comparison(Latest review with all the GTX 960s compared):
https://www.guru3d.com/articles-pages/msi-geforce-gtx-960-gaming-oc-review,1.html

 

[Inkiad]

Just buy the one which is cheaper, then you can buy an extra case fan with the saved money.