Is the EVGA GTX Titan SC 6GB worth $600
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Alphakill4427
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Depends on what the hell you're going to do with all that power. First off, it will need a lot of power so you might have to upgrade your PSU and secondly, its a massive card so you better make sure it fits in your case. It's a good deal the real thing is upwards of $1,000, but make sure you can power it and it will fit and you want to spend all that money on a card that you will barely use 3/4s of if all you're doing is gaming. You can get something nice like a 770, 780 for a bunch cheaper and see no performance difference unless you are doing something like professional video editing. You only need about 2GB per monitor so that card could hold up 3 monitors.
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well i mostly wanted it because i see the resale value is high, and it seems like a great deal for a high end GPU, was gonna get a 780ti but this is cheaper
But i have a 850 gold rated power supply so i don't have any worries there and my PC case is very spacey an cool
But i have a 850 gold rated power supply so i don't have any worries there and my PC case is very spacey an cool
Alphakill4427
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Well if you've got the cash and think you have a place you can sell it go for it. If you want to use it, you will never need to upgrade GPU for a long while. Those are going on eBay for $700-$1200.
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