Is GTX 760 a high end graphic card?

HSNTEJ · Nov 23, 2014

Is gtx 760 a good gaming card. Will it be good for gaming in future (in ultra settings)?? I am planing on buying it. Will it run all new games now and in the comming years?

okcnaline · Nov 23, 2014

NOPE. In fact, it's towards the middle. This can't handle stuff in ultra of this year, much less than the future.

iron8orn · Nov 23, 2014

Yeah it is more so entry level and the r9 270x has more bang for your buck at that level.

Nvidia gpu's generally run cooler with better power efficiency but performance comes at a premium.

uthvag · Nov 23, 2014

no it will not do ultra settings even for todays games. you can say it is a upper-midrange card

if you want a high end card go for the gtx 970

paired with a good CPU , you can do ultra for the next year/year and a half @1080p , then it will be a mix of high and ultra

PS- there is no guarantee in the field of technology , so

Joseph DeGarmo · Nov 23, 2014

GTX 750 is entry-level, GTX 760 is mid-range, and GTX 780 / 970 is high-end.

iron8orn · Nov 23, 2014

Any gpu with less power than a console can hardly be called entry level. 750ti great card for dx9 and older titles but it just lags behinds these days. Sure you can play BF4 with it but your frame time is crap and that will leave your kdr negative in a first person shooter.

HSNTEJ · Nov 23, 2014

Will a console be good for comming years like ps4 or xbox one?? Gtx 780 and 970 are of my range

Wolfshadw · Nov 23, 2014

Here's a thought. Get the GTX760 (which is a mid-range card, btw) and turn down your settings from Ultra.

-Wolf sends

HSNTEJ · Nov 23, 2014

I have core i3 2120 3m3 ghz. Will it bottleneck gtx 760 or will they be compatible??

Matthew-san · Nov 23, 2014

Better yet, why not just buy a 770? It's between the performance of the 760, 780, and 970. Better than the 760, oftentimes by a good 15-20 or so frames in games depending on the game. Not as powerful as the 780 or 970 but not by a terrible amount. And it's cheaper! You can get one for around $250 on eBay and I'm talking about the 4GB versions. The 2GB versions are cheaper.

HSNTEJ · Nov 23, 2014

So, gtx 770 will be good in future??

Matthew-san · Nov 23, 2014

For awhile yes, probably another year and a half but you never can be for sure. I bought my 770 4GB early this past summer, I believe in June. I had my doubts about the 770 performing with all the upcoming next-gen games coming out and how it would handle. My worries are no more, it can handle any game at 1080p up to this day. Every single game I play, tweaked ultra with 55 fps or higher on average. This includes Watch Dogs, Shadow of Mordor, Dragon Age Inquisition, and Assassin's Creed Unity. The only game out of those four where it wavers a decent amount under 50 is Unity but that game has a lot of technical issues and it doesn't really matter what GPU you have for that game, the performance will still be less than desirable.

jeffredo · Nov 23, 2014

If you have the power supply and good case ventilation to support it the R9 290 is much stronger for the same price as a GTX 760 4GB.

HSNTEJ · Nov 23, 2014

My motherboard is dh61ww and my processor is core i3 2120 3.3 ghz. Will gtx 770 be compatible with these??

Wolfshadw · Nov 23, 2014

Assuming you have the power supply to power it, yes, it's compatible.

-Wolf sends

Matthew-san · Nov 23, 2014

Yes, your motherboard and CPU are compatible with the 770. Also, jeffredo, the 770 4GB is what were are suggesting HSNTEJ purchase instead of the 760 4GB which is moderately less powerful. I would say, from both personal experience and from other user reviews, that you should most definitely buy the 770 4GB. And when the time does come to upgrade in a year and a half or so you could always purchase another 770 put it in SLI with your other. But don't worry about that, it'll be awhile before that is necessary.

HSNTEJ · Nov 23, 2014

My psu is cooler master GX II 650watts. Will if be enough to power gtx 770?

Wolfshadw · Nov 23, 2014

Yes. More than enough.

-Wolf sends

jeffredo · Nov 23, 2014

Matthew-san :

Why? A GTX 770 4GB costs as much or more than a GTX 970 (which is about 15-20% faster).

HSNTEJ · Nov 23, 2014

Thank you all. Really helped alot. I am now going for gtx 770 2gb. Will 2 gb be fine??

HSNTEJ · Nov 23, 2014

Guys, what about gtx 780?? Will it be compatible with my motherboard (dh61ww) processor (i3 2120 3.3 ghz) and psu (650watts)????

Wolfshadw · Nov 23, 2014

Compatible, but way overkill for your processor (as is, IMO, the GTX 770). If you intend to upgrade your processor in the next month or so, fine. Otherwise, stick with the GTX 760.

-Wolf sends

HSNTEJ · Nov 23, 2014

So will gtx 770 also bottleneck my processor?

Wolfshadw · Nov 23, 2014

People are overly concerned about "Bottlenecks" when the truth of the matter is with any given CPU/GPU combination*, AAA Game #1 will suffer a severe CPU bottleneck while AAA Game #2 will suffer a severe GPU bottleneck. The idea is to create a balanced system given your budget. In your case, the GTX760 is paired nicely with your core i3 2120.

-Wolf sends

* - Obviously, high-end systems still suffer bottlenecks, but they are less noticeable as neither component is likely running at full capacity.

HSNTEJ · Nov 23, 2014

To what extent will the gtx 780 bottleneck my system ?? Considering I do not play online games.. will it be noticable in games like assassins creed unity, far cry 4 and batman arkham knight??

Is GTX 760 a high end graphic card?

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