You see i currently lease two MSI lightning GTX 770 for 49.99 a piece a month so 98.98 a month for two graphics cards from cuttingedgegamer. but i thinking to either go for a single 780 for 69.99 a month or two for 139.98. they are sending me two 780 they should be here monday. i know it isn't the best solution but i just cant drop 450-1300 on graphics cards. i only play on 23" 1080P monitor. the current games i play are Battlefield 3 and Crysis 3. I only have 750 watt powersupply. If you were me what would you do? and dont say buy one that not a option.
weird question about Graphics Cards.
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maestro0428
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Two 770s is more than enough for any game at 1080p. I currently run two 660s and that is more than enough at that res too. I picked them up for less than 400 bucks. Leasing doesn't seem like a good value to me, especially at your resolution. Triple screens maybe, but anything less and your just wasting money. If you must lease them, bump down to one 770gtx and save some cash.
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Hope the lease doesn't go more than 9 months .... i wudn't do twin 780s on a 750 watter
http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-780/specifications
600 watts for system + 250 watts for 2nd card
http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-780/specifications
600 watts for system + 250 watts for 2nd card
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