how does it compare to the gtx 670?
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The 670 is slightly more powerful then the 760. But the 670 is $150 more. I'd be nore inclined to compare 670 vs 770 as they r in the same price range and the 770 is more powerful then the 670
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The GTX 680 has 1GB more of RAM, but 3GB is still good. You can run mostly the same games at the same FPS, but crysis 3 you might have to run at a lower speed with the GTX 780 then the 680.
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Hi bro, the EVGA GeForce GTX 770 have a better cooling system and more and 2 gb more of memori.
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Gtx 970 easily. I own 2 780's, but you should almost always go for the newer tech, especially considering the 970 is slightly faster and it has 1GB extra vram.
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For me, the important difference is that this card has 2GB of memory while the one I purchased has 4GB of memory. I'm a 3d-art hobbyist and use an unbiased-renderer that depends on the GPU. I can build a scene using the 4GB card with a complexity that requires twice the memory of the 2GB card. This makes a big difference for me. Gigabyte is a solid brand, they feature a well designed heat sink. I'm extremely happy with my purchase of the GTX760 4GB card.
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It will blow it away. I upgraded from the GTX550Ti, and there is no comparison in performance. While the only games I couldn't play on max were Crysis 3 and Farcry 3 with the 550, with the GTX760, I'm getting 60fps (I use the setting to keep FPS to monitor refresh rate) with every game I own at max settings. CPU: i5 3570k @ 4.3ghz, 8gb RAM
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The short answer is, yes but mostly for the additional VRAM. The chip itself isn't much better. Within a series, it's easy to tell what you are getting based on price. NVIDIA 6 series cards (610,620,...650,660,670) get better as you go up in number. And the price goes up as well. It's harder to compare outside of a series. For example an old 260 will outperform a 620. The second number represents the power, and the first number represents the generation. So the 260 is four generations older but it's way higher in the power number. This is a pretty basic answer, but hope it helps.
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Hmm. Wasn't sure what to think of the MSI Wind. Any pointers to reviews/comparisons?
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This card is not better than a 980 in terms of vRam and not better in single gpu operations... sort story is, Get the 690 if you plan to use cuda acceleration in programs such as 3ds MAX for iRay/vRay since it has 1000 more "cuda cores" BUT for games i sujest u go with the 980. Look at some online reviews.
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I also didnt pay any import fees or taxes. I use mine as a gaming monitor. Yes, it does lower your FPS and uses more video RAM. I'm running a single GTX 670 and while I'm getting lower frames than before. I still see 60+ fps in most modern games with the settings maxxed out. However you didnt mention your PC specs. So I can't comment on your experience.
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The 980 has a few more controls on it than the 970 but the insides are exactly the same. I would just get the cheaper model myself. For the record I have the 980 and am very happy with it. MK
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You should be maintaining 200-300 FPS easily at 1080p with a GTX 670 in CS:GO. So yes, you will be able to take advantage of 144Hz.
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Yes, I think so. If you look at the clock speeds, it wi within 10% or the top GHz.But all those processors have power ratings of 90-100 Watts, while the 6700 is only 65Watts, So, 10% less speed, 33% less power. I have a big CPU cooler with a 120mm fan turning slowly, it is nearly silent.
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I just downloaded the demo and cranked up all of the settings (@2560x1600) with my GTX 780... I was getting about 200 FPS in the flight sim part. In other words, this card is about 3x more powerful than you really need--anything over 60 frames per second is wasted on most monitors. You could spend only $150-200 and get something that's more than enough for flight sims. The GTX 760 is reasonably priced, as are the older versions of the Radeon cards (ex. 7950 Boost).
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No it is not worth it, I have a 7950 OC, and I will wait for 2 more generations to come out before even considering it...only difference is the Memory speeds...nothing more...the core GPU is bit faster...not worth the money.
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If you are talking about the gtx 660 ti, the 660 ti is slightly faster than this card. Especially if you purchase(d) the asus 3gig version. If you are talking about a stock gtx660, then no, this card is faster. If I had a gtx 660, would I spend 200 dollars on this card?, I don't think so. I would either A, get another 660 and run sli. Or B. I would spend 150 extra dollars and get a 970
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It's just a little bit better/faster than a GTX 660 (like 10% difference). If you opt for overclocking it then it can get pretty close to a GTX 760 at stock clocks