Hi Everybody,
I'm building my first comp ever (full component list here: http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-1693514/computer-spot-check.html#10912261 ) And I got the suggestion to get the GTX 770 instead of the GTX 670.
I chose the GTX 670 because I've seen it reviewed very well in many places, including here at Tom's Hardware:
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/gaming-graphics-card-review,3107-4.html
Right now, I've only ever played SC1, SCBW, SC2 WoL, and SC2 HoS on the computer (Those are all the StarCraft games btw). I'm not a big comp gamer, and I NEVER play First Person Shooters. I just want a card that will work well if I ever do decide to play a game on the comp.
One thing to note is I'm looking for reliability as well as performance/value. If the 770 is "new" technology (i.e. no track record), or has a shorter lifespan, I'm probably not going to be interested.
I'm building my first comp ever (full component list here: http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-1693514/computer-spot-check.html#10912261 ) And I got the suggestion to get the GTX 770 instead of the GTX 670.
I chose the GTX 670 because I've seen it reviewed very well in many places, including here at Tom's Hardware:
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/gaming-graphics-card-review,3107-4.html
Right now, I've only ever played SC1, SCBW, SC2 WoL, and SC2 HoS on the computer (Those are all the StarCraft games btw). I'm not a big comp gamer, and I NEVER play First Person Shooters. I just want a card that will work well if I ever do decide to play a game on the comp.
One thing to note is I'm looking for reliability as well as performance/value. If the 770 is "new" technology (i.e. no track record), or has a shorter lifespan, I'm probably not going to be interested.
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