Video Card Decision
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RunLuke
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That's a duh question, 980ti if you can afford it. There is nothing better than it presently.
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But, to be honest, I'd get a higher resolution screen and save money on the GPU, also 24" seems like a very small screen?
I'm running 2560x1440p, windows no longer seems to have scaling issues and I can run all my games at max res (except for arma...) with a 970. You could always get a second 970 later on, it'll be cheaper than the 980ti
Edit:
But, to be honest, I'd get a higher resolution screen and save money on the GPU, also 24" seems like a very small screen?
I'm running 2560x1440p, windows no longer seems to have scaling issues and I can run all my games at max res (except for arma...) with a 970. You could always get a second 970 later on, it'll be cheaper than the 980ti
I have a 1500 budget including monitor so i can afford it but the other parts of the computer will be lower quality. http://pcpartpicker.com/p/4XGBRB vs http://pcpartpicker.com/p/rC6MNG
maddogfargo
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24" is good for 1080p or 1440
27" would be better for 1440
A good GTX 970 can be overclocked to near 980 performance levels.
27" would be better for 1440
A good GTX 970 can be overclocked to near 980 performance levels.
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