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will the nvidia gtx 970 support 1366 x 768 screen resolution ?if not suggest me cheapest monitor
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Saransh Vijay :
NiCoM :
Im pretty sure it's safe to buy a GTX970 for your 1366x768 monitor, though it's probably way over what you'll need for games, so you should upgrade your monitor if you're buying this powerful a gpu. Something that would probably still play on Ultra on a 768p screen would be a GTX750ti or a R7 260X, they're way cheaper and could save you alot of money if you're gaming fine on your 768p monitor and doesn't have a need to change it. The GTX970 is made powerful enough for 1440p and 2160p gaming, so it would be a waste of money without a better monitor.
My R9 290 (in the same ball park with performance) can even run 640x480, pretty sure the GTX970 will run 768p.
So i would do one of the following
1: Buy GTX970, buy a better...
My R9 290 (in the same ball park with performance) can even run 640x480, pretty sure the GTX970 will run 768p.
So i would do one of the following
1: Buy GTX970, buy a better...
NiCoM
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Im pretty sure it's safe to buy a GTX970 for your 1366x768 monitor, though it's probably way over what you'll need for games, so you should upgrade your monitor if you're buying this powerful a gpu. Something that would probably still play on Ultra on a 768p screen would be a GTX750ti or a R7 260X, they're way cheaper and could save you alot of money if you're gaming fine on your 768p monitor and doesn't have a need to change it. The GTX970 is made powerful enough for 1440p and 2160p gaming, so it would be a waste of money without a better monitor.
My R9 290 (in the same ball park with performance) can even run 640x480, pretty sure the GTX970 will run 768p.
So i would do one of the following
1: Buy GTX970, buy a better monitor now or in the near future.
2: Buy GTX750ti/R7 260X, keep the same monitor.
Hope this helped you!
My R9 290 (in the same ball park with performance) can even run 640x480, pretty sure the GTX970 will run 768p.
So i would do one of the following
1: Buy GTX970, buy a better monitor now or in the near future.
2: Buy GTX750ti/R7 260X, keep the same monitor.
Hope this helped you!
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NiCoM :
Im pretty sure it's safe to buy a GTX970 for your 1366x768 monitor, though it's probably way over what you'll need for games, so you should upgrade your monitor if you're buying this powerful a gpu. Something that would probably still play on Ultra on a 768p screen would be a GTX750ti or a R7 260X, they're way cheaper and could save you alot of money if you're gaming fine on your 768p monitor and doesn't have a need to change it. The GTX970 is made powerful enough for 1440p and 2160p gaming, so it would be a waste of money without a better monitor.
My R9 290 (in the same ball park with performance) can even run 640x480, pretty sure the GTX970 will run 768p.
So i would do one of the following
1: Buy GTX970, buy a better monitor now or in the near future.
2: Buy GTX750ti/R7 260X, keep the same monitor.
Hope this helped you!
My R9 290 (in the same ball park with performance) can even run 640x480, pretty sure the GTX970 will run 768p.
So i would do one of the following
1: Buy GTX970, buy a better monitor now or in the near future.
2: Buy GTX750ti/R7 260X, keep the same monitor.
Hope this helped you!
thanks brother ill go with 1 st option
and can u suggest me a good site for to buy gtx 970 at lowest of its price
NiCoM
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Saransh Vijay :
NiCoM :
Im pretty sure it's safe to buy a GTX970 for your 1366x768 monitor, though it's probably way over what you'll need for games, so you should upgrade your monitor if you're buying this powerful a gpu. Something that would probably still play on Ultra on a 768p screen would be a GTX750ti or a R7 260X, they're way cheaper and could save you alot of money if you're gaming fine on your 768p monitor and doesn't have a need to change it. The GTX970 is made powerful enough for 1440p and 2160p gaming, so it would be a waste of money without a better monitor.
My R9 290 (in the same ball park with performance) can even run 640x480, pretty sure the GTX970 will run 768p.
So i would do one of the following
1: Buy GTX970, buy a better monitor now or in the near future.
2: Buy GTX750ti/R7 260X, keep the same monitor.
Hope this helped you!
My R9 290 (in the same ball park with performance) can even run 640x480, pretty sure the GTX970 will run 768p.
So i would do one of the following
1: Buy GTX970, buy a better monitor now or in the near future.
2: Buy GTX750ti/R7 260X, keep the same monitor.
Hope this helped you!
thanks brother ill go with 1 st option
and can u suggest me a good site for to buy gtx 970 at lowest of its price
No problem man!
I use Pcpartpicker.com, it compares a bunch of different store prices.
List of GTX970:
http://pcpartpicker.com/parts/video-card/#c=186&sort=a8
best/cheapest at the time i write this:
http://pcpartpicker.com/part/evga-video-card-04gp40972kr
Please "best solution" me if you feel like i helped!
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