H hmd234 Honorable Jun 7, 2013 25 0 10,530 Jan 22, 2014 #1 im guessing the 770 would be the better option but why are they priced similarly and why would somone pick a 760 higher model then a 770 lower model
im guessing the 770 would be the better option but why are they priced similarly and why would somone pick a 760 higher model then a 770 lower model
Solution Computer__GUY Jan 22, 2014 hmd234 : im guessing the 770 would be the better option but why are they priced similarly and why would somone pick a 760 higher model then a 770 lower model Easy, go for the 770.
hmd234 : im guessing the 770 would be the better option but why are they priced similarly and why would somone pick a 760 higher model then a 770 lower model Easy, go for the 770.
mf Red Honorable Jan 17, 2014 372 0 10,960 Jan 22, 2014 #2 That seems really high for a GTX 760. Unless its the 4GB version I see no reason for it to be priced that high, and even then its still high. I'd go with the 770! Upvote 0 Downvote
That seems really high for a GTX 760. Unless its the 4GB version I see no reason for it to be priced that high, and even then its still high. I'd go with the 770!
Asuveroz Distinguished Jun 2, 2013 406 1 18,965 Jan 22, 2014 #3 770 will be still better than overclocked 760. Upvote 0 Downvote
Computer__GUY Honorable Dec 15, 2013 654 0 11,160 Jan 22, 2014 Solution #4 hmd234 : im guessing the 770 would be the better option but why are they priced similarly and why would somone pick a 760 higher model then a 770 lower model Easy, go for the 770. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
hmd234 : im guessing the 770 would be the better option but why are they priced similarly and why would somone pick a 760 higher model then a 770 lower model Easy, go for the 770.
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