$160... man I would snap one up... But don't have a good place to justify it.
This or a GTX 1660 are not any different in overall performance especially at 1440p up. This and the $40-60 dollars saved go a long way to improving your overall systems efficiency get a GOLD+ PSU.
Dang~ I regret for what I brought in the past...1070 ($300) last year and R7-370 ($200) three yrs ago... If you are first time gaming GPU buyer, this is the one...Go for it!
Well a GTX 1070 a year ago was a good buy at $300, while still today a strong contender seeing that a GTX 1660 Ti is trailing and not near the memory. With GTX 1660 Ti costing $280+ for models that are of somewhat comparable build quality you can find.
I always could promote a GTX 1070 for $300, but getting a nice one at that price was always far and in between, but could be done if you stayed on top of it.
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$160... man I would snap one up... But don't have a good place to justify it.
This or a GTX 1660 are not any different in overall performance especially at 1440p up. This and the $40-60 dollars saved go a long way to improving your overall systems efficiency get a GOLD+ PSU.
Well a GTX 1070 a year ago was a good buy at $300, while still today a strong contender seeing that a GTX 1660 Ti is trailing and not near the memory. With GTX 1660 Ti costing $280+ for models that are of somewhat comparable build quality you can find.
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