Motherboards aren't really my strong suit, hence this post. Hopefully those of you more savvy in this category will be able to assist and give me a definitive answer.
Recently I decided to start saving for an upgrade to my desktop, used primarily for gaming, word processing, and the rare video render. My main concern is if I wanted to upgrade my GTX 560 Ti SLI setup, would I benefit by also upgrading my motherboard? I am unsure the exact name of the board; but I do know it supports up to four sticks of system memory and has an LGA1150 socket which supports my 2600k, and it is a MSI Military Class II, if that means anything - if I can find the original box, I'll be sure to update my post.
Right now I am considering upgrading to either a GTX 960 or GTX 770. This card will only be used for a short duration as I wait for Nvidia's latest series of cards later this year, so I am not expecting a huge performance boost, just a temporary solution to the more advanced games that have been coming out recently.
Recently I decided to start saving for an upgrade to my desktop, used primarily for gaming, word processing, and the rare video render. My main concern is if I wanted to upgrade my GTX 560 Ti SLI setup, would I benefit by also upgrading my motherboard? I am unsure the exact name of the board; but I do know it supports up to four sticks of system memory and has an LGA1150 socket which supports my 2600k, and it is a MSI Military Class II, if that means anything - if I can find the original box, I'll be sure to update my post.
Right now I am considering upgrading to either a GTX 960 or GTX 770. This card will only be used for a short duration as I wait for Nvidia's latest series of cards later this year, so I am not expecting a huge performance boost, just a temporary solution to the more advanced games that have been coming out recently.
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