Hello
I will be buying a gpu today, tomorrow or this Sunday.
I have a i7 4790k system. My monitor is a 1080p 23" 60hz IPS monitor. I will buy a 27" 1440p 60hz IPS monitor next month.
I will use the pc for graphic design, 3D design, rendering, animation and movie making and some gaming.
I know the 970 will be fine for either monitor.
Is the 970 still good? I don't plan on buying a 4K monitor. If anything maybe I might buy the Asus gaming monitor at 1440p 144hz IPS.
Unless I buy the gaming monitor, is there any reason I should buy the 980 or the 980ti? The only other reason the extra ram and cuda cores will help me is with some of the 3D rendering programs that I will use that takes advantage of the more video ram and cuda cores.
The 980ti is pushing my budget for this month if I try to buy it.
I need to buy a after market cooler and psu for my system.
If it is worth it to upgrade to the 980 or the 980ti and will be better in the long run, then I will buy it.
I will be buying a gpu today, tomorrow or this Sunday.
I have a i7 4790k system. My monitor is a 1080p 23" 60hz IPS monitor. I will buy a 27" 1440p 60hz IPS monitor next month.
I will use the pc for graphic design, 3D design, rendering, animation and movie making and some gaming.
I know the 970 will be fine for either monitor.
Is the 970 still good? I don't plan on buying a 4K monitor. If anything maybe I might buy the Asus gaming monitor at 1440p 144hz IPS.
Unless I buy the gaming monitor, is there any reason I should buy the 980 or the 980ti? The only other reason the extra ram and cuda cores will help me is with some of the 3D rendering programs that I will use that takes advantage of the more video ram and cuda cores.
The 980ti is pushing my budget for this month if I try to buy it.
I need to buy a after market cooler and psu for my system.
If it is worth it to upgrade to the 980 or the 980ti and will be better in the long run, then I will buy it.
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