Cant pick a card!!!
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jerreece
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If you plan to get a higher resolution monitor then it could be worth the 4GB. As of the games out right now nothing needs 4GB at 1080p. The extra memory will not give you better performance. It will simply cost you more.
Year from now. Two years from now. That could change. But right now there's no real need for it.
Year from now. Two years from now. That could change. But right now there's no real need for it.
lol thanks. Btw i was wondering do you use liquid cooling or air
jerreece
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No worries. Just buy a good CPU (if you don't have one already) and use a good aftermarket cooler on it. The stock fans (that come in the box) aren't very good for constant CPU loads if you're gaming a lot. They're meant for people to browse the internet and watch movies. When gaming the generic cooler will allow most CPUs to run fairly high temps.
Although some video cards can get pretty dang hot (GTX 400 series would run 80-94C when 100% load) a CPU should never go over 70C.
Although some video cards can get pretty dang hot (GTX 400 series would run 80-94C when 100% load) a CPU should never go over 70C.
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You don't need 4 GB for 1920x1080. 2 GB is generally enough.
The GTX770 is alittle stronger then the 7970 although both are good cards.
AMD needs to start working on a new card to compete.
The GTX770 is alittle stronger then the 7970 although both are good cards.
AMD needs to start working on a new card to compete.
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