GTX 960 4GB OC vs GTX 970 4GB Stock

Arishok N7

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How well does an OCed 960 stack up to a the stock speed of a the 970? Prices for the 960 are pretty good. Is the extra $100 justified compared to the around $200 960?
 
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Well it seems new gpu were coming out in summer as well. Maybe there will be better option available later especially on amd side. Because when new gen gpu comes out there is big chance they will 'fire sale' their current gpu. On nvidia side stuff like this was rare because they usually EOL their card much earlier to prevent having to do massive discount on their older card.
If we are talking about GTX9xx and R9 3xx, by the time DX12 became mainstream, you are already on your way looking for newer and better GPUs.
It does not matter if it is nVidia or AMD.
If the rumors are true about having a huge performance jump, even Pascal and Polaris will make all current GPU near obsolete already.
No need to make a fuss on DX12 topic for now.
 
Personally i'm not really that excited with DX12. and frankly i've already seen something that i think would happen when more developer use dx12. The signs can be seen even when AMD still pushing mantle around.

Honestly i'm waiting. Waiting on when dev complaing about how broken DX12 are and how amazing DX13 is.
 

JUICEhunter

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A 950 for $120 is my favorite budget GPU at the moment, you may have to wait a while for more performance per dollar in the mid-range.
 
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Well it seems new gpu were coming out in summer as well. Maybe there will be better option available later especially on amd side. Because when new gen gpu comes out there is big chance they will 'fire sale' their current gpu. On nvidia side stuff like this was rare because they usually EOL their card much earlier to prevent having to do massive discount on their older card.
 
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