Nvidia Quadro 2000k vs AMD Firepro w5000

Hello everybody
I'm Federico and i'm a new user.
I would like to install a new GPU in my PC to devote for AE and Premiere Pro
My current configuration is :
Intel Core i7-2600 CPU @ 3.40GHz
Ram 16 GB
NVIDIA GeForce GT 430
KINGSTON SH103S3240G 250GB (SSD)
Motherboard ASUSTeK P8Z68-V LX
I have a budget of 400€
Someone can advise me among which Nvidia Quadro 2000k vs AMD Firepro w5000 is better.
Thanks for your attention!
(SORRY FOR THE BAD ENGLISH)

federicolanzini wrote:
Thank you very much for the advice
The Balanced Systems is very interesting
What kind of GTX would you recommend ? Because i've seen different types of GTX 760/GTX 770.
For your 4-core non-overclockable CPU go for a low end (GTX 760) GPU. I just looked at the EVGA info page on the GTX 760 models. If you are editing Standard definition and/or High Defifiition video you only need one of their 2 GB Video Ram models of which there are the 5 versions. Further you have a choice Superclocked or the rregular clock speed, as the difference between the two clock speeds is only $10 I personally would go for that version. At this point you can eliminate the Dual-BIOS version as not being of much value. I would opt for the ACX Cooler and that leaves you with this unit which I suggested earlier. If you happen the find any of this family on sale as you can see price could then be the deciding factor

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masterqueue wrote:
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There is Wikipedia.
AMD = OpenCL
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Clones as backup.
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