- Apr 30, 2014
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So I'm stumped with this. I definitely know that I want a 780 Ti to run my games at ultra settings with 70+ FPS with no dips below 60 FPS at 1080p resolution. I already know that my rig is suitable for these graphics cards. However, I don't know which non-reference card I want. I'm going with the super clocked ones because I don't have any experience with over clocking and I don't intend to try because I don't want to void my warranty right away. Instead, I will gladly spend the extra money to get one already factory over clocked with a warranty on top of that to keep in intact.
My question is whether I should get a Gigabyte 780 Ti GHz edition because it already comes with a base clock of 1085 MHz and a boost clock of 1150 MHz or should I get the EVGA 780 Ti Superclocked ACX with a base clock of 1006 MHz and boost clock of 1072MHz? How many frames per second will 80 MHz - 143 MHz will that be? Thanks for all of the input ahead of time.
My question is whether I should get a Gigabyte 780 Ti GHz edition because it already comes with a base clock of 1085 MHz and a boost clock of 1150 MHz or should I get the EVGA 780 Ti Superclocked ACX with a base clock of 1006 MHz and boost clock of 1072MHz? How many frames per second will 80 MHz - 143 MHz will that be? Thanks for all of the input ahead of time.
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