Is this enough to move to 1440p gaming?
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I'd avoid SLI. Some people say they have good luck with it, but it's always safer to just get a single powerful card.
For 1440p I'd target a 1070 or 1080 depending on your budget and targeted frames.
For 1440p I'd target a 1070 or 1080 depending on your budget and targeted frames.
TechyInAZ
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For 1440P, I'd get a 1070 if you play all the latest titles.
970 SLI would of been good if those were 8GB vram models, but since they're only 3.5gb you'll have issues. (Yes, NVidia did promise us 980s and 970s with 8GB of vram which never came.)
970 SLI would of been good if those were 8GB vram models, but since they're only 3.5gb you'll have issues. (Yes, NVidia did promise us 980s and 970s with 8GB of vram which never came.)
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Yeah the 970 does 1440p no problem, just need to lower graphics settings compared to 1080p. You obviously dont need AA as much at higher resolution.
Ive been running 1440p on GTX 680, 780 and 1060. All been fine, just a case of adjusting the settings.
Ive been running 1440p on GTX 680, 780 and 1060. All been fine, just a case of adjusting the settings.
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