which VGA is better for asus z68 deluxe?

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hi all,
my main board is Asus z68 deluxe with core i7 2600k 8mb cache,with 16 GB corsair 1600 bus!

i want to buy 770 GTX,which is better ?and why is better?

1)asus 770 gtx dcii OC 2GB
2)gigabyte 770 gtx OC 2GB rev 2

thx all
 
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1) The GTX 770 should run great in your Z68 mobo if that's what you meant

2) I would not choose an MSI GPU, if I were to rate them 1-3 it would be ASUS, Gigabyte and MSI in that order.

Hope this helps :D.
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I recently bought a GTX 770, and ended up going for an EVGA ACX 2GB model. It is an absolute monster, would 100% recommend. I'm not sure why you haven't considered EVGA but most people will agree they are the best company to get Nvidia graphics cards from.....

However, out of the two choices you listed I would go for the ASUS card. Hope this helps :D.
 
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hi my friend,thanks for your quick answer,i can not buy evga because ,we dont have evga store in my country.i can buy only gigabiyte,asus and msi!

does z68 deluxe have any option for asus vga 770 gtx dcii oc,that works high availability?

what is your opinion about msi gtx 770 Lightning?
 
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1) The GTX 770 should run great in your Z68 mobo if that's what you meant

2) I would not choose an MSI GPU, if I were to rate them 1-3 it would be ASUS, Gigabyte and MSI in that order.

Hope this helps :D.
 
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Nope, it basically defines how many textures etc can be stored on the on board RAM of the card, but no game ever uses more than 2GB and in the future most games will probably be 2GB optimised. I saw someone that said that more RAM slows the card down, not sure how true that is but regardless go for 2GB and save some money :D.
 
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Nope, it basically defines how many textures etc can be stored on the on board RAM of the card, but no game ever uses more than 2GB and in the future most games will probably be 2GB optimised. I saw someone that said that more RAM slows the card down, not sure how true that is but regardless go for 2GB and save some money
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thank, my friend,i think your answer is best for me ! thx again;)
 
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