gtx 760 sli or the gtx 660 ti sli
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Kekoh :
I wouldn't consider it "cheaper" than console gaming, but you can get FAR more performance from a ~$900 computer compared to a ~$500 console, plus it does everything else that a computer does that a console can't. Also PC games tend to be cheaper and are on sale often, plus you don't have to pay for an online subscription. So in some ways it's cheaper, but the entry cost is generally higher. I'm 24.
ps boosted1g, nice name
Yeah, I don't remember the exact figures, but PC gaming should be cheaper (assuming a single console generation lasts for 7-8 years) if you game a lot (cheaper games, no Xbox live or PS Plus). If you only game a little bit, the consoles will be cheaper since you won't be buying much games.
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I think you meant to say GTX 760, not 780?
GTX 760 performs slightly better in most cases, so it would be a little better in SLI compared to SLI 660's. If the 660ti's are significantly cheaper, and you are trying to save money, they wouldn't be a bad choice.
But I also agree that having a single 780 would be better than SLI 660ti/760
GTX 760 performs slightly better in most cases, so it would be a little better in SLI compared to SLI 660's. If the 660ti's are significantly cheaper, and you are trying to save money, they wouldn't be a bad choice.
But I also agree that having a single 780 would be better than SLI 660ti/760
btw how old are you 2? I know it sounds weird me asking but im 15 and I don't know poo from clay, I just heard that custom pc gaming is cheaper and twice as good as console, I know all about the fps and all that but when It comes to everything else I don't know anything
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I wouldn't consider it "cheaper" than console gaming, but you can get FAR more performance from a ~$900 computer compared to a ~$500 console, plus it does everything else that a computer does that a console can't. Also PC games tend to be cheaper and are on sale often, plus you don't have to pay for an online subscription. So in some ways it's cheaper, but the entry cost is generally higher. I'm 24.
ps boosted1g, nice name
ps boosted1g, nice name
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Kekoh :
I wouldn't consider it "cheaper" than console gaming, but you can get FAR more performance from a ~$900 computer compared to a ~$500 console, plus it does everything else that a computer does that a console can't. Also PC games tend to be cheaper and are on sale often, plus you don't have to pay for an online subscription. So in some ways it's cheaper, but the entry cost is generally higher. I'm 24.
ps boosted1g, nice name
Yeah, I don't remember the exact figures, but PC gaming should be cheaper (assuming a single console generation lasts for 7-8 years) if you game a lot (cheaper games, no Xbox live or PS Plus). If you only game a little bit, the consoles will be cheaper since you won't be buying much games.
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