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Kimberly Gomez34 said:You can check their admin listings over at PriceGrabber.net
http://www.pricegrabber.com/search.php?tp=...+R9+270+gaming
Regarding the 270x, the cheapest option available is http://www.amazon.com/detalji_proizvo...F623D3FDC.aspx - though I'm honestly not sure if it's actually worth paying more than $67 compared to the standard 270 gaming model
Amazon only has the 4GB version in stock right now. I actually went ahead and paid for the 2GB version yesterday, only to get an email saying they're out of stock! So now? Now I'm just sitting here waiting for the refund to hit my card. Typical, right? 🙂
is actually on sale at Best Buy! Seriously, everywhere else I've checked is totally out of stock. What are the odds, right?
Thanks everyone, you guys were a huge help! I've grabbed everything except for the GPU.
I’m stuck between the EVGA Radeon and the PowerColor Radeon, 2GB GDDR5, Newegg version.
Best Buy has the EVGA one on sale, but it’s just the 900MHz Core version (boosted to 955MHz) in Gaming mode, or the 900MHz Core (boosted to 925MHz) in Silent mode. Meanwhile, the PowerColor is sitting at 1020 MHz.
Hey everyone!
I really need some feedback, advice, or even just some harsh criticism on this build.
I went with an AM4 base because I want room to upgrade later, plus I was eyeing that A10 7850k for down the road.
Here’s the breakdown:
Gigabyte G1.SNIPER A88X,AM4,A88X,D3,S3,USB 3.0,DVI,A
Intel Pentium Gold
Cooler Master Hyper 212
PowerColor Radeon R9 270X Dual-X OC, 2GB GDDR5, Newegg
Corsair Vengeance DDR3 8GB 2400MHz (2x4)
Crucial MX500 120GB
Western Digital Black 1TB SATA 3, 64 MB, 7.200 rpm
Corsair RM series, 520W
Cooler Master mid tower case black, Z11