The Differences between EVGA GTX REF, Founder’s Edition, Ti, ACX, SC, SSC, FTW, FTW DT and Classified Video Cards

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The Differences between EVGA GTX REF, Founder’s Edition, Ti, ACX, SC, SSC, FTW, FTW DT and Classified Video Cards

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Found this post in my research for a new build

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In my humble opinion, it's just marketing. There's rarely a 10% difference between versions. Now, the cooling differences can be worth it. I like large quiet coolers.
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Yeah. I tend to buy EVGA superclocked cards with three big fans to improve flow and keep the noise down.
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The heatsink and fans are the only reason I get the superclocked too.
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