Hi guys I have a gtx 770 2gb vram and I dont know if 2gb vram is enough for 2 monitors, I will be having one 1920x1080 monitor (main) and a 1366x768 (surfing,livestream)
I would say the 4gb would be a good investment especially with dual monitors, many games are starting to use a lot more vram for example bf4 is in some cases using over 2gb of vram. 4gb is more future proof I actually just ordered the PNY GTX 770 4gb for 358.99 on amazon check it out the reviews are great its stock overclocked and comes with a good warranty.
I would say the 4gb would be a good investment especially with dual monitors, many games are starting to use a lot more vram for example bf4 is in some cases using over 2gb of vram. 4gb is more future proof I actually just ordered the PNY GTX 770 4gb for 358.99 on amazon check it out the reviews are great its stock overclocked and comes with a good warranty.
He's talking about one screen for chatting and browsing and one for gaming, he will be fine.
I would say the 4gb would be a good investment especially with dual monitors, many games are starting to use a lot more vram for example bf4 is in some cases using over 2gb of vram. 4gb is more future proof I actually just ordered the PNY GTX 770 4gb for 358.99 on amazon check it out the reviews are great its stock overclocked and comes with a good warranty.
He's talking about one screen for chatting and browsing and one for gaming, he will be fine.
I understand that but still even just browsing the web can cause slight strain on the prob not enough to hurt his performance but he states he live streams and that is very GPU and CPU intensive.
I would say the 4gb would be a good investment especially with dual monitors, many games are starting to use a lot more vram for example bf4 is in some cases using over 2gb of vram. 4gb is more future proof I actually just ordered the PNY GTX 770 4gb for 358.99 on amazon check it out the reviews are great its stock overclocked and comes with a good warranty.
He's talking about one screen for chatting and browsing and one for gaming, he will be fine.
I understand that but still even just browsing the web can cause slight strain on the prob not enough to hurt his performance but he states he live streams and that is very GPU and CPU intensive.
The biggest difference he would get would be something like a 1 FPS difference (my fps difference was 0.7) hardly worth the extra cost of the 4gb version.
I would say the 4gb would be a good investment especially with dual monitors, many games are starting to use a lot more vram for example bf4 is in some cases using over 2gb of vram. 4gb is more future proof I actually just ordered the PNY GTX 770 4gb for 358.99 on amazon check it out the reviews are great its stock overclocked and comes with a good warranty.
He's talking about one screen for chatting and browsing and one for gaming, he will be fine.
I understand that but still even just browsing the web can cause slight strain on the prob not enough to hurt his performance but he states he live streams and that is very GPU and CPU intensive.
The biggest difference he would get would be something like a 1 FPS difference (my fps difference was 0.7) hardly worth the extra cost of the 4gb version.
Maybe for BF4 but in the future there's gonna be a good chance that's gonna bottle neck such a beast of a card i wouldn't risk it IMO.
I just noticed you already bought the card haha sorry you can dual and it wont really affect your performance. I was saying "assuming in my head that you were on the verge of buying a 770 and you wanted to know if 2GB's was enough" that the 4gb is the best way to go for the near future.