Difference between 780 an 780ti?

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We'll I'd disagree a bit, I'm running two (2) R9 280X Sapphire Vapor-X cards and have no complains on CF. Plays ANY game max'd out @ 1920x1080.

But, there's no way to make it go faster, when it's need.......

So, I always start off a build with fastest single card I can get/ (ah, afford). So, at this time, yeah GTX 780Ti....... as it allows the most potential room for future upgrade without trashing that original card.

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cookybiscuit

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Decide for yourself.

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About a 15% performance gain for a 40% price hike. Makes more sense to buy one 780 now and add another later if you need the extra speed, assuming you have an SLI board and capable power supply.

290 is also a good choice provided you can wait for aftermarket coolers, its way too loud and way too hot to be a good choice at the moment.
 
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Last gen Crossfire isn't that great, personally would avoid it. Theres frame pacing, but its only implemented in certain DX11 games, the 290/X has hardware framepacing so doesn't suffer this so much. Between those two 1x 780Ti would be better.
 
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We'll I'd disagree a bit, I'm running two (2) R9 280X Sapphire Vapor-X cards and have no complains on CF. Plays ANY game max'd out @ 1920x1080.

But, there's no way to make it go faster, when it's need.......

So, I always start off a build with fastest single card I can get/ (ah, afford). So, at this time, yeah GTX 780Ti....... as it allows the most potential room for future upgrade without trashing that original card.

 
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