W whyareyoucame Reputable Aug 9, 2014 2 0 4,510 Aug 9, 2014 #1 So my rig is a sandy bridge i7 and I need a gtx 600 or better. I'm looking for my best option without having to mess with a new motherboard.
So my rig is a sandy bridge i7 and I need a gtx 600 or better. I'm looking for my best option without having to mess with a new motherboard.
Solution 17seconds Aug 9, 2014 Decide on your budget and then get the best card you can afford. The hierarchy goes like this from lowest to highest performance: 660 - 660 Ti - 760 - 670 - 680 - 770 - 780 - 780 Ti
Decide on your budget and then get the best card you can afford. The hierarchy goes like this from lowest to highest performance: 660 - 660 Ti - 760 - 670 - 680 - 770 - 780 - 780 Ti
17seconds Champion Jul 27, 2010 10,584 4 51,965 Aug 9, 2014 Solution #2 Decide on your budget and then get the best card you can afford. The hierarchy goes like this from lowest to highest performance: 660 - 660 Ti - 760 - 670 - 680 - 770 - 780 - 780 Ti Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
Decide on your budget and then get the best card you can afford. The hierarchy goes like this from lowest to highest performance: 660 - 660 Ti - 760 - 670 - 680 - 770 - 780 - 780 Ti
popatim Titan Moderator Dec 2, 2009 38,905 980 135,890 Aug 9, 2014 #3 Yes, you actually need a card that can run the game with the settings you prefer. The game video is merely streamed to the shield, not run on it. Upvote 0 Downvote
Yes, you actually need a card that can run the game with the settings you prefer. The game video is merely streamed to the shield, not run on it.