Hi, I searched around trying to find someone with a similar question, but nearly all of the SLI 770 vs single 780ti are before the person already has a single gtx 770.
In comes me, i have a single gtx 770, an over clocked to 4.4ghz 4670k, 16gb of crucial ballistix ram, a 256gb toshiba q series ssd and a thermaltake water 3.0 extreme cpu cooler.
My question now is, i have a msi z87-g43 mobo. Its doing quite nicely overclocking my 4670k, but it only supports crossfire, no SLI.
So my problem: do i buy 2 r9 290's for about 800 bucks and try to sell the gtx 770, or, do i buy another gtx 770 (~300) and also buy a new SLI compatible motherboard (~200) and have to redo my stable over clock, or if i want to get the most i can less a titan, get a 780ti and replace the 770?
Kind of 3 choices
buy 2 r9 290s
buy a gtx 780ti
buy another 770 and a new mother board.
Which would you do? thanks in advance!
EDIT:
I forgot to mention i have a thermaltake m850w power supply
In comes me, i have a single gtx 770, an over clocked to 4.4ghz 4670k, 16gb of crucial ballistix ram, a 256gb toshiba q series ssd and a thermaltake water 3.0 extreme cpu cooler.
My question now is, i have a msi z87-g43 mobo. Its doing quite nicely overclocking my 4670k, but it only supports crossfire, no SLI.
So my problem: do i buy 2 r9 290's for about 800 bucks and try to sell the gtx 770, or, do i buy another gtx 770 (~300) and also buy a new SLI compatible motherboard (~200) and have to redo my stable over clock, or if i want to get the most i can less a titan, get a 780ti and replace the 770?
Kind of 3 choices
buy 2 r9 290s
buy a gtx 780ti
buy another 770 and a new mother board.
Which would you do? thanks in advance!
EDIT:
I forgot to mention i have a thermaltake m850w power supply
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