Still undecided on a GPU

xJellyBeans

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Ok. I am looking for a good GPU for a gaming PC capable of handling all the new gen of games. I will also be looking to SLI/xFire in the future.

My current Specs :
i7 4770K
Corsair Vengence RAM DDR3 (8GB)
MSI Z87-G45-GAMING ATX Motherboard
3TB HardDrive
64GB SSd
Corsair HX750 PSU
Windows 8 or 7 (Still undecided)

My graphics card budget is around the £300 mark
Any help would be useful. Thank you in advance.
 
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Myself i didn't use it but my cousin uses it and is very happy and it cost just few more bucks for 2gb more. This 4gb solution is better if you are gong to play on higher resolution or have more monitors than one :) so if 20 punds more is not a big problem then go for it you wont be disappointed

xJellyBeans

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It doesn't matter what brand as long as it is reliable and dont end up breaking within 6 months of me getting it. It also needs to be something that i can SLI or xFire without need to buy a bigger PSU? Sorry for my pickiness im a first time builder :)
 

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still 680 is overpriced i will post better and less cost and definately better cards. also why would you want a sli or xfire (more games don't support it yet and it may have problems too) i would go with one card unless you are going to play on way higher resolution than normal 1080p or on more than one monitor. So i would recommend these cards:
1. radeon 7970 ghz edition http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/part/sapphire-video-card-111971240g
2. Radeon R9 280x 3gb http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/part/asus-video-card-matrixr9280xp3gd5
3. MSI geforce gtx 770 2gb http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/part/msi-video-card-n770tf2gd5oc
there is also 4gb version of 770 gtx for 320 puonds
 

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This is tempting me with the 4GB size. Have you used this card before?
 

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Myself i didn't use it but my cousin uses it and is very happy and it cost just few more bucks for 2gb more. This 4gb solution is better if you are gong to play on higher resolution or have more monitors than one :) so if 20 punds more is not a big problem then go for it you wont be disappointed
 
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And you said you are going to play bf4, then a 4gb card is a good choice,because bf4 will run higher textures than bf3 and that means more vram used. When i played bf4 beta on my 7970 ghz 3gb i saw that it uses 2.5 gb of my vram :0 hope it helps :)
 

xJellyBeans

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This may be a good option for me! You know a rough idea of the power needed to run it?
 

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Thank you for both your help!! Is this the card? http://www.amazon.co.uk/Zotac-Nvidia-GeForce-Graphics-Memory/dp/B00D4KCSHG/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1382289572&sr=8-1&keywords=Zotac+GeForce+GTX+770+4GB+Video+Card#productDetails
 

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Yes it is! :)
 

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