GTX 760 or GTX 770?

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Honestly, I play games RIGHT NOW at 1080p that use A LOT of RAM. Like BF4 uses RIGHT at 2GB if I use ULTRA settings with 4xMSAA. And when I used to have a 1440p monitor, I would get up to 2.5GB in quite a few games. Good thing I have a GTX780 with 3GB of VRAM.

So sure 2GB if fine for now, yeah. But within the next 2 years, you'll probably end up finding a few AAA games that'll go over 2GB at 1080p. You'll just have to lower your settings so it doesn't go over. OR you can get a 4GB 770.

But it's not that big of a deal, 2GB is FINE. I'd get the 770's over the 760's for sure.
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You cant upgrade RAM on a graphic card
I think ori_balas means that get a gtx 770 2gb now and later get a gtx 770 4gb for sli

But if you pair a graphic card with 2gb VRAM with a one with 4gb VRAM then the system will read only 2gb VRAM and 2gb VRAM will be useless on the graphic card with 4gb VRAM

The 770 will absolutely outperform the 760 in every case. Having more than 2gb VRAM is only helpful in cases like using triple screen gaming with high levels of AA turned on.
For standard 1080p gaming 2gb is more than enough. For gaming at 1080p resolution one should look for better gpu rather than emphasizing on more VRAM
 

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Honestly, I play games RIGHT NOW at 1080p that use A LOT of RAM. Like BF4 uses RIGHT at 2GB if I use ULTRA settings with 4xMSAA. And when I used to have a 1440p monitor, I would get up to 2.5GB in quite a few games. Good thing I have a GTX780 with 3GB of VRAM.

So sure 2GB if fine for now, yeah. But within the next 2 years, you'll probably end up finding a few AAA games that'll go over 2GB at 1080p. You'll just have to lower your settings so it doesn't go over. OR you can get a 4GB 770.

But it's not that big of a deal, 2GB is FINE. I'd get the 770's over the 760's for sure.
 
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