I'm trying to future proof my system for the upcoming next gen games that will be running on unreal 4 and frostbite 3 graphics engines, and I'm unsure of how much memory will be sufficient.
I've seen current benchmarks and I know there is very little/no difference in performance between a 4gb card and a 2gb card on high(ish) resolutions, but what about next gen?
I was thinking about getting a gtx 690 for my system. It's advertised as 4gb of memory but I know its equivalent to having two 2gb cards limiting it's memory bandwidth to 2gb.
I'm curious what you all think and and if you know something I dont.
I would either go with 2 gtx 670's (4gb card) in SLI or 1 GTX 690 with the gtx 690 likely being cheaper.
I've seen current benchmarks and I know there is very little/no difference in performance between a 4gb card and a 2gb card on high(ish) resolutions, but what about next gen?
I was thinking about getting a gtx 690 for my system. It's advertised as 4gb of memory but I know its equivalent to having two 2gb cards limiting it's memory bandwidth to 2gb.
I'm curious what you all think and and if you know something I dont.
I would either go with 2 gtx 670's (4gb card) in SLI or 1 GTX 690 with the gtx 690 likely being cheaper.