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So, I've noticed it only has 3 GB of vram, is that going to be a problem down the road?I was chatting w/ a fellow who said 3 GB isn't enough. I don't plan on doing anything else but playing my games.
 
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Broadly yes but the Titan also has the full double point precision making it more like a cross between quadro and GTX cards. The Titan also has the 6Gb of Vram making it the best choice for 4K until the 6Gb 780Ti's come out. You will still really need to SLI in order to max everything out.
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Will it be good enough to max out games at 1080 at 60 frames?...
 
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VRam is used for loading textures into, and the higher the resolution the higher the texture size and thus takes more RAM. For 1080 resolution you are futureproof for eternity
 
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Yes more than enough. That is really a 1440-1600 card.
 
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SO, basically, a 780 Ti is more of a 1440P-1600P card while a titan and up is more of a 4k card, yes?
 
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Broadly yes but the Titan also has the full double point precision making it more like a cross between quadro and GTX cards. The Titan also has the 6Gb of Vram making it the best choice for 4K until the 6Gb 780Ti's come out. You will still really need to SLI in order to max everything out.
 
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