Hi all, I'm building a new pc and I wanted to future proof it for when I make the upgrade to a single 1440p monitor (Swift PG278Q). So I've done a ton of research and landed on the three options listed in the title. My main reason for going Nvidia is thanks to g-sync, and reading that they've been able to cut back on microstutter in SLI.
Right now, I'm going to be using my Samsung S23A700D, for 1080p/120hz gaming on Ultra.
My main concerns are once I move up to 1440p: Microstutter, Consistent 60FPS, AA, and 3GB/6GB for gaming.
Microstutter - I know dealing with it will vary, so I want to know is it a problem in most games, or few in between?
Consistent 60FPS - I'd like to stay at least around 60FPS
Anti-aliasing - I've read that AA isn't necessary at 1440p's resolution? If so, I'd rather leave it turned off if it meant I could run at Very High vs High.
3GB vs 6GB - If/when I do go SLI, would I really need a 780 6GB? Or should I just save my money and go with the 3GB version? Will future games be using more?
If it helps, I won't be playing games like Battlefield 4/Crisis 3 too often. I do play multiplayer shooters, but not as much as I used too. I play more single player games now, and some are open world: Sleeping Dogs, Saints Row, etc.
If I had to choose though, I'd rather have 120hz/144hz at 1440p with moderate graphic settings rather then losing out on those features while running in Ultra.
Thanks!
Right now, I'm going to be using my Samsung S23A700D, for 1080p/120hz gaming on Ultra.
My main concerns are once I move up to 1440p: Microstutter, Consistent 60FPS, AA, and 3GB/6GB for gaming.
Microstutter - I know dealing with it will vary, so I want to know is it a problem in most games, or few in between?
Consistent 60FPS - I'd like to stay at least around 60FPS
Anti-aliasing - I've read that AA isn't necessary at 1440p's resolution? If so, I'd rather leave it turned off if it meant I could run at Very High vs High.
3GB vs 6GB - If/when I do go SLI, would I really need a 780 6GB? Or should I just save my money and go with the 3GB version? Will future games be using more?
If it helps, I won't be playing games like Battlefield 4/Crisis 3 too often. I do play multiplayer shooters, but not as much as I used too. I play more single player games now, and some are open world: Sleeping Dogs, Saints Row, etc.
If I had to choose though, I'd rather have 120hz/144hz at 1440p with moderate graphic settings rather then losing out on those features while running in Ultra.
Thanks!
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