Hello,
I have a geforce gtx 680, vanilla bought around the time of release.
I don't game a ton, but I haven't been particularly impressed by the performance I'm getting out of Starcraft, Battlefield 4, or Bioshock Infinite. None of them run silky smooth unless I turn off or down many of the features.
I've got an intel i7-4770k overclocked to 4GHz and 16MB of RAM.
My Monitor is a Delll U3011, so it's got a resolution of 2560x1600.
I'm wondering if the 2GB of ram on my video card may be a major bottleneck, in which case the performance bump of going to a 780 (not the Ti) would be more significant.
This thread makes it sound like at least one person thinks that the extra GB would be a big deal for this high resolution, but it is kind of left dangling
http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-1936993/single-gtx-680-2gb-2560x1600.html
Any ideas/suggestions?
I have a geforce gtx 680, vanilla bought around the time of release.
I don't game a ton, but I haven't been particularly impressed by the performance I'm getting out of Starcraft, Battlefield 4, or Bioshock Infinite. None of them run silky smooth unless I turn off or down many of the features.
I've got an intel i7-4770k overclocked to 4GHz and 16MB of RAM.
My Monitor is a Delll U3011, so it's got a resolution of 2560x1600.
I'm wondering if the 2GB of ram on my video card may be a major bottleneck, in which case the performance bump of going to a 780 (not the Ti) would be more significant.
This thread makes it sound like at least one person thinks that the extra GB would be a big deal for this high resolution, but it is kind of left dangling
http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-1936993/single-gtx-680-2gb-2560x1600.html
Any ideas/suggestions?
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