- Dec 2, 2015
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I am planning on upgrading too a 780 ti (If i can find one then i will settle for a 780) my question is if this will be good for games going into 2016. So games that i am interested in are Bombshell, Mafia III, Deus Ex: Mandkind Divided, The Guild 3, Dragon's Dogma Darken Arisen, Hitman, etc. too name a few.
If i SLI the 780 ti or buy the 780 or 780 ti by itself, do you think the 780 ti or 780 will hold itself at 1080p 60fps (i hear it could go to 1440p if i sli the 780 ti but not sure if that is true for 2016 games, even if that is so, 1440p would just be a nice feature, i don't really care about gaming at 1440p, 1080p @ 60fps will do fine for me so long it maintains 60fps, i'm good.
Update: i am upgrading from a 750 ti, to a 780 or a 780 ti. if i can't find a 780 ti i guess i will settle with a 780. but give me some info on the 780 and/or 780 ti will be a worthy investment going into 2016 and hold out at 1080p @ 60fps for a few more years.
If i SLI the 780 ti or buy the 780 or 780 ti by itself, do you think the 780 ti or 780 will hold itself at 1080p 60fps (i hear it could go to 1440p if i sli the 780 ti but not sure if that is true for 2016 games, even if that is so, 1440p would just be a nice feature, i don't really care about gaming at 1440p, 1080p @ 60fps will do fine for me so long it maintains 60fps, i'm good.
Update: i am upgrading from a 750 ti, to a 780 or a 780 ti. if i can't find a 780 ti i guess i will settle with a 780. but give me some info on the 780 and/or 780 ti will be a worthy investment going into 2016 and hold out at 1080p @ 60fps for a few more years.
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