Best Graphics Card for me

MaxFrags

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My rig is in my signature. I want to replace my two GTX 670s with a single card solution. I have been looking at the 300-450 dollar range and can't decide on anything.
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I'm just looking for a second opinion on this, to make sure I'm making the right choice,
 
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I just bought an ASUS 2GB GTX 770 one week ago. It is a great investment for gaming and graphics mod. Practically 2/3 of a titan for 1/3 the price. My only advice is that make sure you have a powerful, CONTINUOUS PSU (unlike me) and buy a 4GB Vram 770 for graphics mod'ing games (like Skyrim). I maxed out my ASUS 770 2GB VRAM on Skyrim mods already, but I am still impressed by the 770 processing performance and fps output. I was glad I invested my money on a 770 and I am very satisfied with my 770. You won't be disappointed. It also runs really cool, the ASUS 770. So far I haven't exceeded 62 Celsius.

*Do more research if planning on buying a 780 or Titan. You'll be throwing money away on a 780/Titan if you're not running 3 monitors or...

MaxFrags

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I was thinking about a 770. I would like to get a few more opinions as well though.
 

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MaxFrags

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SLI brings about a huge list of problems, and I would rather have a good single GPU rather than two lesser GPUs. It will save me headaches in the future.

 

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I just bought an ASUS 2GB GTX 770 one week ago. It is a great investment for gaming and graphics mod. Practically 2/3 of a titan for 1/3 the price. My only advice is that make sure you have a powerful, CONTINUOUS PSU (unlike me) and buy a 4GB Vram 770 for graphics mod'ing games (like Skyrim). I maxed out my ASUS 770 2GB VRAM on Skyrim mods already, but I am still impressed by the 770 processing performance and fps output. I was glad I invested my money on a 770 and I am very satisfied with my 770. You won't be disappointed. It also runs really cool, the ASUS 770. So far I haven't exceeded 62 Celsius.

*Do more research if planning on buying a 780 or Titan. You'll be throwing money away on a 780/Titan if you're not running 3 monitors or a resolution monitor higher than 2k. Don't need that many CUDA Cores unless you need the extra processing for more pixels and extensive graphics data. Gamers make this mistake a lot. This is my opinion in remarks to data specs, newegg tutorials, and reviews from PC techs. Ultimately, it's your money.
 
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MaxFrags

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I figured it would end up 770. My PSU is pretty good. Its an XFX 850 watt, and it should do fine. thanks for explaining yourself a bit more. the 770 seems to be the choice for a GPU today.