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Praedos

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Sup. After coming back to my Pc after a couple months, I've been considering upgrading my gfx card (refer to title), and nail in coffin for me was after 780 was announced, and the comparison vids.

$ isn't that big of an issue, but preferably below 1k


Any suggestions?
 
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Do you play at 120hz? Or do you play with high resolutions/multi monitors?

If you play at high refresh rates, I would advice you to go with a 660ti crossfire that gives performance of over a titan and you save a lot of money instead of buying a 780.

If you play multi monitor or something like 2560x1600 then you can get a 780 if you want but it's not really advisable to throw that much money on just for a graphics card.

Spend another $300 on the 660ti, crossfire it, Saving you $400. If you want to upgrade, you should wait for the next generation after these gk110 and gk104 gpu's phase out.

edit: Sorry, For the times i said Crossfire, I mean SLI. I've been working on my crossfire sooo i forgot what SLI was :p
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kjbrown972

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2 780's. a single performs marginally worse than a titan for about £300 less, so 2 costs about £200 more. although i would wait, as the 780 is only 3gb vs the titans 6gb, so im sure a 4 or 6gb version of the 780 will be out soon enough for ~£650
 
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thasan1

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go with GF GTX 780. a factory overclocked card like gigabyte windforce 3X performs the same as a titan. and is about 300$ cheaper. and 3gb is enough ram even if your playing at 2566 X 1440. so 4 and 6GB version's are overkill and is likeky to be a waste of cash as the you wont most probably be using the extra 1-3Gb ram.
 
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Krazeee

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Do you play at 120hz? Or do you play with high resolutions/multi monitors?

If you play at high refresh rates, I would advice you to go with a 660ti crossfire that gives performance of over a titan and you save a lot of money instead of buying a 780.

If you play multi monitor or something like 2560x1600 then you can get a 780 if you want but it's not really advisable to throw that much money on just for a graphics card.

Spend another $300 on the 660ti, crossfire it, Saving you $400. If you want to upgrade, you should wait for the next generation after these gk110 and gk104 gpu's phase out.

edit: Sorry, For the times i said Crossfire, I mean SLI. I've been working on my crossfire sooo i forgot what SLI was :p
 
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