Hi,
I've not upgraded my computer in years. I'm ordering parts now.
I had one of those "Oh, I'll push it a little further" moments earlier, cancelling my R9 270 order to request a GTX 760 Super-clocked.. both 2GB cards, but the latter being some £50 more expensive.
I'm experience regret pangs of perhaps spending too much money (Does anyone relate when it comes to upgrading PCs?), what with a trip to the country next month, starting driving lessons, and maintaining a home, and I'm thinking to myself, "Can I really justify it?"
My current card is a NVIDEA Georce 9600 GT, 512MB card.. I'm a casual gamer.. considering what I'm using now, please enlighten me to how much of a difference I'll really notice between the R9 270 and GTX 760 on games such as Skyrim, ES: Online when it comes out, and perhaps later in time games running on Unreal 4 Engine..?
Is it one of those situations when I'm going from a "3/10 card" and agonising over whether the "10/10" is worth it over the "9/10" - aka negligible difference?
Thanks,
Jack
I've not upgraded my computer in years. I'm ordering parts now.
I had one of those "Oh, I'll push it a little further" moments earlier, cancelling my R9 270 order to request a GTX 760 Super-clocked.. both 2GB cards, but the latter being some £50 more expensive.
I'm experience regret pangs of perhaps spending too much money (Does anyone relate when it comes to upgrading PCs?), what with a trip to the country next month, starting driving lessons, and maintaining a home, and I'm thinking to myself, "Can I really justify it?"
My current card is a NVIDEA Georce 9600 GT, 512MB card.. I'm a casual gamer.. considering what I'm using now, please enlighten me to how much of a difference I'll really notice between the R9 270 and GTX 760 on games such as Skyrim, ES: Online when it comes out, and perhaps later in time games running on Unreal 4 Engine..?
Is it one of those situations when I'm going from a "3/10 card" and agonising over whether the "10/10" is worth it over the "9/10" - aka negligible difference?
Thanks,
Jack
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