GTX 670 4GB or GTX 770 2G? I am looking to custom build a gaming PC with the best graphic card I can afford. I can get either of these cards at the same price; which one would you recommend? I did some reading and the memory size seem very important... So I tend to favor the GTX 670 4G but I guess it depends on the type of game I play. I am new to gaming and my brother would like me to try Diablo... So there you go. I would like to be able to try any type of game I get my hand on until I know which type I prefer. I know I am already partial to Racing and Flying Sims. Thanks for all reply. GTX 670 4GB or GTX 770 2G? I am looking to custom build a gaming PC with the best graphic card I can afford. I can get either of these cards at the same price; which one would you recommend?... » Read More GTX 670 4GB or GTX 770 2G? I am looking to custom build a gaming PC with the best graphic card I can afford. I can get either of these cards at the same price; which one would you recommend? I did some reading and the memory size seem very important... So I tend to favor the GTX 670 4G but I guess it depends on the type of game I play. I am new to gaming and my brother would like me to try Diablo... So there you go. I would like to be able to try any type of game I get my hand on until I know which type I prefer. I know I am already partial to Racing and Flying Sims. Thanks for all reply. « Show Less
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The big question is are you running multiple monitors over 1080p? If you are running a single or dual monitors @ 1080p I would go with the 770.. If you are running 2-3 monitors at a res higher than 1080p than the extra 2GB of VRAM may be useful.
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Sure! My CPU is 4770k @ 4.4Ghz and it feels more than enough for a single 780. Have in mind that with so many on-coming games, most-likely designed on next-gen consoles, 3GB VRAM could not be enough on 1080p and if I try to push "ultra" settings passing the 3GB mark then the nightmare begins (stutters, lag, etc.) I've seen most of the games I play topping-out my EVGA 780 3GB FTW ACX DUAL with "high" settings @ 1080p. Also many people claim that Watch_Dogs do favor 3+GB VRAM but I can't tell. I'm planning to sell my 780 FTW and get 780 6GB from another mfg. Hope this help!
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I don't play games but I would go for the GTX cards if I did since those have a lot of game player reviews. I'm actually thinking of switching over to the GTX 950 since this card does seems to be compatible with some of the plugins I use for After Effects.
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The current GTS is beaten by the new 8800GT and the 8800GT is only beat by 8800GTX barely. There will be a new revamped 8800GTS later out this month but if you an get your hands on a 8800GT and with a little overclocking you have a superb card at a great deal in your hands. Bonus it has DirectX 10 support.
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Depends on your monitor setup, really. How many monitors are you rolling? What are resolution you will be running at? I love my Titan. but the GTX 780 is also quite awesome. But do you need 6 GB of RAM or 6 GB?
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I asked Amazon and this was their response: looked up the AX51-9300BK and found the video graphics card is 1.5GB GDDR5 NVIDIA GeForce GTX I'm assuming it's the GTX660. If not then I'm going to return it too because the product information is confusing listing different model cards for the same item. They don't know when it will be in stock either, could be 5 days, could be a month.
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Well I personally got the 4GB card just because I am running multiple monitors. If you are only using one monitor I would recommend 2G. There is not much of a difference between them and you will not notice a difference if you have a single 1080p monitor
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Depending on what quality you want with your game. I'm just using one 780 and it plays bf4 on ultra just fine. Unless u want to do 4K maybe you will need 2 of those.
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I have the 4gb card. Memory is everything in gaming. Haven't found anything yet this card couldn't handle on high settings. Haven't seen the other card. The 4gb card runs cool. Future proof is good sense. My choice would be the more memory!
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Yea but it must be with another of the same card. And why would you buy two of these? Most games can't even benefit from sli and a 770 is cheaper and will give you better performance for all non cuda applications.
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Will this graphics card run Battlefeild 3 on ultra with no lag/ @60FPS?,.. No. I'm almost certain Buffy is referring to FPS and not data lag. I run a Intel i7 2nd Gen. 2600k CPU, 16gig 1600mhz RAM, and a GTX 580 1.536 and with a little tweaking of the in-game video options I have come to a very satisfying compromise (60 FPS) but just a good GPU won't cut it. The CPU, GPU, and Ram speed go hand in hand. Your cpu speed is critical due to the fact it must be fast enough to keep up with your GPU. Investing in a high end GPU with a low end CPU or the opposite, will usually "bottleneck" the game performance, resulting in low FPS, choppy game play. I wouldn't bother with RAM speeds over 1600mhz. Anything higher then 1600mhz is still a waste of money. Settings like Textures, HBOA, MSAA, Shadows, Antialias Post & Antialias Deferred can all be adjusted in game. MSAA seems to be the culprit in everyone's chugging fps issues. "The people who tested this game at Hard OCP noticed, with their settings on ultra, putting even 2x MSAA dropped their fps from 60 to about 30 on a single GPU card." Also driver updates released from Nvidia over the past year have greatly improved my GPU's performance. I am very satisfied with the 580 and Nvidia. They have made me a loyal customer. FYI: this card will also smoke any Valve game out there. I mean frame rates into the hundreds! I'm a huge L4D2 & TF2 fan =)
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Depends on what you have or are getting. If you're getting a 745 tower, most any card will fit, physically. Just be careful to select a card that doesn't demand more power than your power supply can provide. In my case, my 745 tower has a 305W power supply so I'm limited to mid-range cards that are good for streaming video, but limited for high-end gaming. For my needs, I'm looking at a GT 610 (made by NVIDIA and packaged by several companies such as EVGA, MSI, ASUS and others ($50 +/-) for streaming video and multiple monitor support ... no gaming in my blood. I'm leaning toward the ASUS because it has a large heat sink - no fan. (I like quiet and there are fewer parts to break.) There are plenty of cards out there, so take your time shopping and read the reviews. Two more things: Try the following search: "How do I choose a graphics card?" and you will find more information than you can digest. Also, if you are a gamer, and need more power, upgrading your power supply is always an option.
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My driver was a mid-range board at low cost and TWO ports for DVI. I can only compare differing NVIDIA products but "better" is in the eye of the beholder. They both use 2GB worth of GDDR5 memory at 128-bit. The tipping point would be which features on each card are triggered by your favorite game(s).
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Refer to this page to help you:http://www.game-debate.com/gpu/index.php?gid=1920&gid2;=949&compare;=geforce-gtx-780-ti-vs-geforce-gtx-560-ti-2win-evga-edition
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It has 2GB VRAM, which is sufficient for 1080p gaming. The 4GB gpu would give you better performance on multi monitor setups, but the 2GB plays games like Titanfall and Dark Souls 2 on high settings easily and for prolonged periods of time.
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I had two of these, sold them for a pair of EVGA GTX 780 ACX cards, there is no comparison. For the little extra, I would go 780. You won't regret it.
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I agree Marino on the intergrated graphics install a good video card for more powerplay especially if your gaming.....i am a AMD fan so you can t go what i say but if you want a good reasonable v-card may i suggest the Sapphire Radeon 270 2GB OC card cost right now $168.98 right here on Amazon, or a EVGA Nvida Geforce 750 TI 2GB Superclocked with G-Sync Support for $139.99 here too.This also a short but good graphic card because of not using so much wattage from the power supply (You need a 300 watts PSU to run it!) but it run good off 75 watt plus you have all the Nvida goodies that come with it!!! I agree Marino on the intergrated graphics install a good video card for more powerplay especially if your gaming.....i am a AMD fan so you can t go what i say but if you want a good reasonable v-card may i suggest the Sapphire Radeon 270 2GB OC card cost right now $168.98 right here on Amazon, or a EVGA Nvida Geforce 750 TI 2GB Superclocked with G-Sync Support for $139.99 here too.This also a short but good graphic card because of not using so much wattage from the power supply (You need a 300 watts PSU to run it!) but it run good off 75 watt plus you have all the Nvida goodies that come... » Read More I agree Marino on the intergrated graphics install a good video card for more powerplay especially if your gaming.....i am a AMD fan so you can t go what i say but if you want a good reasonable v-card may i suggest the Sapphire Radeon 270 2GB OC card cost right now $168.98 right here on Amazon, or a EVGA Nvida Geforce 750 TI 2GB Superclocked with G-Sync Support for $139.99 here too.This also a short but good graphic card because of not using so much wattage from the power supply (You need a 300 watts PSU to run it!) but it run good off 75 watt plus you have all the Nvida goodies that come with it!!! « Show Less