Here's my dilemma. I'm building a new rig and can't decide to go for the Evga P2 1000w[ $280 USD]( So I can SLI in the future) or just save a lot of cash, get the Corsair AX760[ $140 dollars USD] and with the money I save, if i buy the Corsair psu, wait, get the 780ti 6gb edition that is coming out soon. When I first buy the rig I plan on buying ONLY ONE 780ti and if i get the EVGA psu, get another 780ti in the future when I get a 1440p or 4k monitor. BUT if i get the Corsair psu, and with the money saved, get the 6gb edition to future proof my ONE 780ti for the 1440p or 4k monitor I plan on getting in the future. (I can only SLI the 780ti's if I get the more expensive EVGA PSU, the Corsair will be under the recommended wattage for 2 780ti's, obviously)
Keep in mind that if I get the 780ti 3gb and the Evga psu, with plans of SLI'ing it with another one , not all games support SLI so I'll be stuck with ONE 780ti 3g as opposed to ONE 780ti 6gb.
I don't want a hair of micro-stuttering so should I not even bother trying to SLI?
I saw the 780ti 3gb 4k gaming performance and I wasn't pleased with the framerate( well it can be good but i don't want to crank down the graphics) so do you think the 6gb is going to make it a lot better, relieve the 4k pains away? I CAN get the 780ti 6gb( KEEP IN MIND THE 6gb EDITION IS NOT YET RELEASED BUT HAS BEEN ANNOUNCED BY EVGA) with the EVGA psu and if i did SLI, enjoy the SLI games, but if a game didn't support it, just disable one of the GPU's and I'm right back where I would be if I opted for the one 780ti 6gb...but of course for A LOT heftier price tag.
Also, my next monitor, be it 4k or 1440p, will probably have G-sync which can in turn gain fps because I can turn of V-sync.
If I had one 780ti 6gb edition( with the Corsair AX760) would that be enough for 4k gaming? Please help.
I know what I wrote sounds confusing; and it is, but i need help.
And if more Maxwell GPU's are announced tomorrow at Nvidia's GDC talk, how long do you think it would be until we saw the Maxwell equivalent of the 780ti 6gb edition?
Here is the source for the 780ti 6gb edition:
http://wccftech.com/nvidia-preparing-gtx-780-ti-6gb-edition/
There are multiple sources, even EVGA came out and confirmed a 6gb edition for the 780 and then later said the 780ti too. ( No, I'm not talking about the Kingpin edition)
I won't get the build until October 2014, so maybe high end Maxwells will be 4k oriented?
Keep in mind that if I get the 780ti 3gb and the Evga psu, with plans of SLI'ing it with another one , not all games support SLI so I'll be stuck with ONE 780ti 3g as opposed to ONE 780ti 6gb.
I don't want a hair of micro-stuttering so should I not even bother trying to SLI?
I saw the 780ti 3gb 4k gaming performance and I wasn't pleased with the framerate( well it can be good but i don't want to crank down the graphics) so do you think the 6gb is going to make it a lot better, relieve the 4k pains away? I CAN get the 780ti 6gb( KEEP IN MIND THE 6gb EDITION IS NOT YET RELEASED BUT HAS BEEN ANNOUNCED BY EVGA) with the EVGA psu and if i did SLI, enjoy the SLI games, but if a game didn't support it, just disable one of the GPU's and I'm right back where I would be if I opted for the one 780ti 6gb...but of course for A LOT heftier price tag.
Also, my next monitor, be it 4k or 1440p, will probably have G-sync which can in turn gain fps because I can turn of V-sync.
If I had one 780ti 6gb edition( with the Corsair AX760) would that be enough for 4k gaming? Please help.
I know what I wrote sounds confusing; and it is, but i need help.
And if more Maxwell GPU's are announced tomorrow at Nvidia's GDC talk, how long do you think it would be until we saw the Maxwell equivalent of the 780ti 6gb edition?
Here is the source for the 780ti 6gb edition:
http://wccftech.com/nvidia-preparing-gtx-780-ti-6gb-edition/
There are multiple sources, even EVGA came out and confirmed a 6gb edition for the 780 and then later said the 780ti too. ( No, I'm not talking about the Kingpin edition)
I won't get the build until October 2014, so maybe high end Maxwells will be 4k oriented?