need help picking a graphics card

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Get the 2GB. You'll gain little benefit from the extra ram unless you're gaming on 1440p or multiple monitors, neither of which would be all that suitable for a GTX 760 in the first place.

Save the $50 or go full ham and get a 770.

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Get the 2GB. You'll gain little benefit from the extra ram unless you're gaming on 1440p or multiple monitors, neither of which would be all that suitable for a GTX 760 in the first place.

Save the $50 or go full ham and get a 770.
 
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do you think the 760 would be able to handel 2 monitors? 1 for the game and one for like minimap?
 

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Yes, definitely. Thanks for asking as I did not clarify. A 2nd monitor for a webpage, etc. draws little in terms of extra performance from the card- when I stated dual monitor I basically meant games running on both monitors.

I'm not sure what kind of minimap you had in mind, but if it is rendered by the game- then it'll be mostly OK, but probably not on Highest settings. If you're just meaning having a website up on your 2nd screen to guide you, go for it- as that will not eat up any notable amount of vRAM.
 

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When I said minimap I meant if I was playing a stratigy game and there was a map that I could have on a different monitor, to see where armies were. But using one as a game monitor and one as a webpage/skype or video like youtube would be fine with 2gb?
 

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Asus is okay. I'd second the above posted and say that my preference is EVGA over ASUS (or anyone else really), but it's not that ASUS is a bad manufacturer, they're quite fine.
 

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im just gonna go with evga. and on newegg the asus one was the same as evga