Gtx 780 ti or Mard 760
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lucasmaues
August 8, 2014 4:29:16 PM
I want a computer for gaming ( mainly ) and video editing. After some researches I decided to go for the following hardwares:
intel i7 4770k
Asus Maximus VII Hero
Corsair Vengeance Pro 16GB( 2x8 )
Corsair RM 850
Corsair H100i
I don't know which case I'm going to get but it will be a full size one.
For the graphic card I don't know if I should get ROG poseidon gtx 780, asus gtx 780ti or mars 760. Which one should I buy?
What are your thoughts about this configuration, would you change anything? Let me know, please.
intel i7 4770k
Asus Maximus VII Hero
Corsair Vengeance Pro 16GB( 2x8 )
Corsair RM 850
Corsair H100i
I don't know which case I'm going to get but it will be a full size one.
For the graphic card I don't know if I should get ROG poseidon gtx 780, asus gtx 780ti or mars 760. Which one should I buy?
What are your thoughts about this configuration, would you change anything? Let me know, please.
More about : gtx 780 mard 760
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trawetSluaP
August 8, 2014 4:32:21 PM
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DeViL5o5
August 8, 2014 4:36:01 PM
lucasmaues
August 8, 2014 4:38:01 PM
legend001523 said:
why the asus 780 ti? why are all the brands asus? There are way better cards than themWhen I started to search for graphic cards I read in a lot of forums about EVGA and ASUS and people said that asus has better components than evga, that's why i choose asus, but I haven't made my mind yet, which cards would you suggest?
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legend001523 said:
why the asus 780 ti? why are all the brands asus? There are way better cards than themWhen I started to search for graphic cards I read in a lot of forums about EVGA and ASUS and people said that asus has better components than evga, that's why i choose asus, but I haven't made my mind yet, which cards would you suggest?
Budget? I know 780 ti's like the back of my hand now after 2 months of researching for my own rig
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trawetSluaP
August 8, 2014 4:39:43 PM
lucasmaues said:
legend001523 said:
why the asus 780 ti? why are all the brands asus? There are way better cards than themWhen I started to search for graphic cards I read in a lot of forums about EVGA and ASUS and people said that asus has better components than evga, that's why i choose asus, but I haven't made my mind yet, which cards would you suggest?
EVGA or MSI. MSI's 780 Ti Gaming has the best review (of which I've read).
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lucasmaues
August 8, 2014 4:41:01 PM
legend001523 said:
lucasmaues said:
legend001523 said:
why the asus 780 ti? why are all the brands asus? There are way better cards than themWhen I started to search for graphic cards I read in a lot of forums about EVGA and ASUS and people said that asus has better components than evga, that's why i choose asus, but I haven't made my mind yet, which cards would you suggest?
Budget? I know 780 ti's like the back of my hand now after 2 months of researching for my own rig
$1900 ( considering OS )
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Fullmetalalkami
August 8, 2014 4:41:41 PM
(Personally) ive had nothing but problems with asus GPUs id go with sapphire or gigabyte theyre not much difference in price and come very highly OCed out of the box. Also if youre not planning on OCing then save the cash on the K version processor and give up on the h100 get a cooler master 212 evo instead
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lucasmaues said:
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why the asus 780 ti? why are all the brands asus? There are way better cards than themWhen I started to search for graphic cards I read in a lot of forums about EVGA and ASUS and people said that asus has better components than evga, that's why i choose asus, but I haven't made my mind yet, which cards would you suggest?
Budget? I know 780 ti's like the back of my hand now after 2 months of researching for my own rig
$1900 ( considering OS )
Oh i meant, just for the gpu, how much are you willing to spend for a gpu?
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August 8, 2014 4:43:22 PM
DeViL5o5
August 8, 2014 4:43:51 PM
legend001523 said:
lucasmaues said:
legend001523 said:
lucasmaues said:
legend001523 said:
why the asus 780 ti? why are all the brands asus? There are way better cards than themWhen I started to search for graphic cards I read in a lot of forums about EVGA and ASUS and people said that asus has better components than evga, that's why i choose asus, but I haven't made my mind yet, which cards would you suggest?
Budget? I know 780 ti's like the back of my hand now after 2 months of researching for my own rig
$1900 ( considering OS )
Oh i meant, just for the gpu, how much are you willing to spend for a gpu?
I don't think its an issue, given his choices, as long as they are Asus.
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lucasmaues said:
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lucasmaues said:
legend001523 said:
why the asus 780 ti? why are all the brands asus? There are way better cards than themWhen I started to search for graphic cards I read in a lot of forums about EVGA and ASUS and people said that asus has better components than evga, that's why i choose asus, but I haven't made my mind yet, which cards would you suggest?
Budget? I know 780 ti's like the back of my hand now after 2 months of researching for my own rig
$1900 ( considering OS )
Oh i meant, just for the gpu, how much are you willing to spend for a gpu?
I don't think its an issue, given his choices, as long as they are Asus.
No, I'm suggesting him different makes of 780 ti, so i need to know how much he wants to spend
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lucasmaues
August 8, 2014 4:45:58 PM
legend001523 said:
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lucasmaues said:
legend001523 said:
why the asus 780 ti? why are all the brands asus? There are way better cards than themWhen I started to search for graphic cards I read in a lot of forums about EVGA and ASUS and people said that asus has better components than evga, that's why i choose asus, but I haven't made my mind yet, which cards would you suggest?
Budget? I know 780 ti's like the back of my hand now after 2 months of researching for my own rig
$1900 ( considering OS )
Oh i meant, just for the gpu, how much are you willing to spend for a gpu?
until 700$
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Fullmetalalkami
August 8, 2014 4:47:30 PM
lucasmaues said:
legend001523 said:
lucasmaues said:
legend001523 said:
lucasmaues said:
legend001523 said:
why the asus 780 ti? why are all the brands asus? There are way better cards than themWhen I started to search for graphic cards I read in a lot of forums about EVGA and ASUS and people said that asus has better components than evga, that's why i choose asus, but I haven't made my mind yet, which cards would you suggest?
Budget? I know 780 ti's like the back of my hand now after 2 months of researching for my own rig
$1900 ( considering OS )
Oh i meant, just for the gpu, how much are you willing to spend for a gpu?
until 700$
okay, do you want to overclock? If so, do you want to overclock moderately, or balls to the walls overclocking
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lucasmaues
August 8, 2014 4:47:43 PM
Fullmetalalkami
August 8, 2014 4:49:17 PM
lucasmaues
August 8, 2014 4:49:18 PM
legend001523 said:
lucasmaues said:
legend001523 said:
lucasmaues said:
legend001523 said:
lucasmaues said:
legend001523 said:
why the asus 780 ti? why are all the brands asus? There are way better cards than themWhen I started to search for graphic cards I read in a lot of forums about EVGA and ASUS and people said that asus has better components than evga, that's why i choose asus, but I haven't made my mind yet, which cards would you suggest?
Budget? I know 780 ti's like the back of my hand now after 2 months of researching for my own rig
$1900 ( considering OS )
Oh i meant, just for the gpu, how much are you willing to spend for a gpu?
until 700$
okay, do you want to overclock? If so, do you want to overclock moderately, or balls to the walls overclocking
No, I will overclock just in extremely situations and using GPU tweak
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lucasmaues said:
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lucasmaues said:
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lucasmaues said:
legend001523 said:
lucasmaues said:
legend001523 said:
why the asus 780 ti? why are all the brands asus? There are way better cards than themWhen I started to search for graphic cards I read in a lot of forums about EVGA and ASUS and people said that asus has better components than evga, that's why i choose asus, but I haven't made my mind yet, which cards would you suggest?
Budget? I know 780 ti's like the back of my hand now after 2 months of researching for my own rig
$1900 ( considering OS )
Oh i meant, just for the gpu, how much are you willing to spend for a gpu?
until 700$
okay, do you want to overclock? If so, do you want to overclock moderately, or balls to the walls overclocking
No, I will overclock just in extremely situations and using GPU tweak
so, no overclock? cause I didn't get what you were trying to say, first part of the sentence says no, but last part says yes
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August 8, 2014 4:52:37 PM
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Fullmetalalkami said:
Have you not considered an r9 290? Amazing card fir alot less money than the 780ti. If cash isnt an issue then the 780ti is a better choice if you wanna save your pennies then the 290 is betterYes, but in this case I also should have to go for AMD processor, right?
no, you can mix and match cpu and gpu
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lucasmaues
August 8, 2014 4:53:47 PM
legend001523 said:
lucasmaues said:
legend001523 said:
lucasmaues said:
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lucasmaues said:
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lucasmaues said:
legend001523 said:
why the asus 780 ti? why are all the brands asus? There are way better cards than themWhen I started to search for graphic cards I read in a lot of forums about EVGA and ASUS and people said that asus has better components than evga, that's why i choose asus, but I haven't made my mind yet, which cards would you suggest?
Budget? I know 780 ti's like the back of my hand now after 2 months of researching for my own rig
$1900 ( considering OS )
Oh i meant, just for the gpu, how much are you willing to spend for a gpu?
until 700$
okay, do you want to overclock? If so, do you want to overclock moderately, or balls to the walls overclocking
No, I will overclock just in extremely situations and using GPU tweak
so, no overclock? cause I didn't get what you were trying to say, first part of the sentence says no, but last part says yes
I will, but not everyday
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legend001523 said:
why the asus 780 ti? why are all the brands asus? There are way better cards than themWhen I started to search for graphic cards I read in a lot of forums about EVGA and ASUS and people said that asus has better components than evga, that's why i choose asus, but I haven't made my mind yet, which cards would you suggest?
Budget? I know 780 ti's like the back of my hand now after 2 months of researching for my own rig
$1900 ( considering OS )
Oh i meant, just for the gpu, how much are you willing to spend for a gpu?
until 700$
okay, do you want to overclock? If so, do you want to overclock moderately, or balls to the walls overclocking
No, I will overclock just in extremely situations and using GPU tweak
so, no overclock? cause I didn't get what you were trying to say, first part of the sentence says no, but last part says yes
I will, but not everyday
Then you should try the evga classified acx, it's got great features that make overclocking very safe and also you can overclock it like mad, or the inno3d dhs edition if you live in EU
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lucasmaues
August 8, 2014 4:56:49 PM
legend001523 said:
lucasmaues said:
legend001523 said:
lucasmaues said:
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lucasmaues said:
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lucasmaues said:
legend001523 said:
lucasmaues said:
legend001523 said:
why the asus 780 ti? why are all the brands asus? There are way better cards than themWhen I started to search for graphic cards I read in a lot of forums about EVGA and ASUS and people said that asus has better components than evga, that's why i choose asus, but I haven't made my mind yet, which cards would you suggest?
Budget? I know 780 ti's like the back of my hand now after 2 months of researching for my own rig
$1900 ( considering OS )
Oh i meant, just for the gpu, how much are you willing to spend for a gpu?
until 700$
okay, do you want to overclock? If so, do you want to overclock moderately, or balls to the walls overclocking
No, I will overclock just in extremely situations and using GPU tweak
so, no overclock? cause I didn't get what you were trying to say, first part of the sentence says no, but last part says yes
I will, but not everyday
Then you should try the evga classified acx, it's got great features that make overclocking very safe and also you can overclock it like mad, or the inno3d dhs edition if you live in EU
this one? http://www.canadacomputers.com/product_info.php?cPath=4...
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legend001523 said:
lucasmaues said:
legend001523 said:
why the asus 780 ti? why are all the brands asus? There are way better cards than themWhen I started to search for graphic cards I read in a lot of forums about EVGA and ASUS and people said that asus has better components than evga, that's why i choose asus, but I haven't made my mind yet, which cards would you suggest?
Budget? I know 780 ti's like the back of my hand now after 2 months of researching for my own rig
$1900 ( considering OS )
Oh i meant, just for the gpu, how much are you willing to spend for a gpu?
until 700$
okay, do you want to overclock? If so, do you want to overclock moderately, or balls to the walls overclocking
No, I will overclock just in extremely situations and using GPU tweak
so, no overclock? cause I didn't get what you were trying to say, first part of the sentence says no, but last part says yes
I will, but not everyday
Then you should try the evga classified acx, it's got great features that make overclocking very safe and also you can overclock it like mad, or the inno3d dhs edition if you live in EU
this one? http://www.canadacomputers.com/product_info.php?cPath=4...
no, its full name is EVGA Dual Classfied w/ACX 780 TI
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lucasmaues
August 8, 2014 4:59:34 PM
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lucasmaues said:
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lucasmaues said:
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lucasmaues said:
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lucasmaues said:
legend001523 said:
lucasmaues said:
legend001523 said:
lucasmaues said:
legend001523 said:
why the asus 780 ti? why are all the brands asus? There are way better cards than themWhen I started to search for graphic cards I read in a lot of forums about EVGA and ASUS and people said that asus has better components than evga, that's why i choose asus, but I haven't made my mind yet, which cards would you suggest?
Budget? I know 780 ti's like the back of my hand now after 2 months of researching for my own rig
$1900 ( considering OS )
Oh i meant, just for the gpu, how much are you willing to spend for a gpu?
until 700$
okay, do you want to overclock? If so, do you want to overclock moderately, or balls to the walls overclocking
No, I will overclock just in extremely situations and using GPU tweak
so, no overclock? cause I didn't get what you were trying to say, first part of the sentence says no, but last part says yes
I will, but not everyday
Then you should try the evga classified acx, it's got great features that make overclocking very safe and also you can overclock it like mad, or the inno3d dhs edition if you live in EU
this one? http://www.canadacomputers.com/product_info.php?cPath=4...
no, its full name is EVGA Dual Classfied w/ACX 780 TI
can you explain quickly why you choose that? also put the graphic card link, please
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1. Great cooler, keeps its temps low
2.EVGA has best customer service, no argument
3.DUal bios, means that if you screw up on one overclocking, you can just switch to the second BIOS, where it will make teh card right as rain again
4. Voltage unlocking tools on internet
5. Has ln2 mode, it boosts performance by 15% with just a flick of a button on the card
6. Very quiet card
7. 3rd or 4th best 780 ti atm
2.EVGA has best customer service, no argument
3.DUal bios, means that if you screw up on one overclocking, you can just switch to the second BIOS, where it will make teh card right as rain again
4. Voltage unlocking tools on internet
5. Has ln2 mode, it boosts performance by 15% with just a flick of a button on the card
6. Very quiet card
7. 3rd or 4th best 780 ti atm
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trawetSluaP
August 8, 2014 6:29:55 PM
Personally if you want an EVGA 780 Ti I'd stick with a reference one (I've had no end of problems with the ACX Coolers). Unless you're going to be doing some serious overclocking then there's really no point in paying the extra for the Dual Bios Classified, the normal SuperClocked version will serve you just as well.
Also, the LN2 switch doesn't boost the performance by 15%... It gives a slightly higher PT and is a bios designed for LN2 overclocking. Again, not worth it unless the OP plans on extreme overclocking.
This is just my opinion though as I've had both the 780 Ti Dual Classified and the Kingpin and the reference coolers I have on my Titan Blacks work just as well as the ACX Coolers of the 780 Ti's.
Also, the LN2 switch doesn't boost the performance by 15%... It gives a slightly higher PT and is a bios designed for LN2 overclocking. Again, not worth it unless the OP plans on extreme overclocking.
This is just my opinion though as I've had both the 780 Ti Dual Classified and the Kingpin and the reference coolers I have on my Titan Blacks work just as well as the ACX Coolers of the 780 Ti's.
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Personally if you want an EVGA 780 Ti I'd stick with a reference one (I've had no end of problems with the ACX Coolers). Unless you're going to be doing some serious overclocking then there's really no point in paying the extra for the Dual Bios Classified, the normal SuperClocked version will serve you just as well.Also, the LN2 switch doesn't boost the performance by 15%... It gives a slightly higher PT and is a bios designed for LN2 overclocking. Again, not worth it unless the OP plans on extreme overclocking.
This is just my opinion though as I've had both the 780 Ti Dual Classified and the Kingpin and the reference coolers I have on my Titan Blacks work just as well as the ACX Coolers of the 780 Ti's.
The OP said he will overclock, and I see the dual bios as a great feature that makes overclocking safer and more appealing to people new to it, I'd say only the matrix platinum and kingpin are for ln2 really, the classified was never meant for ln2,
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August 9, 2014 3:25:38 AM
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trawetSluaP said:
Personally if you want an EVGA 780 Ti I'd stick with a reference one (I've had no end of problems with the ACX Coolers). Unless you're going to be doing some serious overclocking then there's really no point in paying the extra for the Dual Bios Classified, the normal SuperClocked version will serve you just as well.Also, the LN2 switch doesn't boost the performance by 15%... It gives a slightly higher PT and is a bios designed for LN2 overclocking. Again, not worth it unless the OP plans on extreme overclocking.
This is just my opinion though as I've had both the 780 Ti Dual Classified and the Kingpin and the reference coolers I have on my Titan Blacks work just as well as the ACX Coolers of the 780 Ti's.
The OP said he will overclock, and I see the dual bios as a great feature that makes overclocking safer and more appealing to people new to it, I'd say only the matrix platinum and kingpin are for ln2 really, the classified was never meant for ln2,
The Dual Classified's secondary bios switch is labelled LN2, that part is self-explanatory.
Dual Bios is good but not necessary, I'm a noob at overclocking, flashed a few bios' and never bricked a card.
Having said that, if (going by the website he posted) the OP is in Canada, the price difference from a reference 780 Ti and the Dual Classified is $50. It'd be worth it if that's the only price difference (in my opinion). Just hope for a decent ACX!!!
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August 9, 2014 3:42:43 AM
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No, asus matrix platinum has a ln2 mode that is actually related to ln2, this one, does not, ln2 just boosts performance, nothing ln2 relatedI give up...
OP, go with the MSI 780 Ti Gaming, here's a review as to why this would be a great choice:
http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/MSI/GTX_780_Ti_Gamin...
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August 9, 2014 4:55:00 AM
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Please give up. You literally assume that just becsuse it's called ln2 mode, you think it's only for ln2 users... I don't make assumptions, but it seems you've made one about me making one...
I never at any point said ONLY for LN2 users. The fact of the matter is why pay extra for a card that will perform the same on air as a cheaper variant?
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August 9, 2014 6:50:10 AM
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Actually there is a bigger fps difference between a low end 780 ti and a higher end one, sometimes as much as 15fps or moreBut I'm not comparing low-end Ti's. The Reference SC version is clocked nearly as high as the Dual Classified, and the difference in clock can be made up with a mild OC, meaning equal performance for cheaper.
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But you can then oc the classified, thus gaining more performance tooMy point was you can get similar performance from the Reference SuperClocked 780 Ti as a Dual Classified for cheaper.
I understand what you're saying but after 4 Dual Classifieds and a Kingpin all with faulty ACX Coolers, I can't recommend anything other than reference EVGA cards or different brands. Especially when they don't cost as much and perform nearly identically.
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