Hello, I am still deciding on a graphics card configuration for my system, the specs are as follow:
i7 2600k
ASUS P8-Z68-V Pro Gen 3
Corsair HX850
8 gigs of g-skill ram
GTX 560 Ti SLI
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I'm looking at a lot of graphics cards but not just for the best performance because I know the answer already, but if there is a better price performance ratio or a better option I would want to know here. All cards are going to be watercooled just like the 560s so heat and noise is not a factor. I'm willing to spend around 1 grand on graphics but on Kepler cards I am a bit wary as prices are very sketchy and I don't want to buy a 680 for 599 on a site and then turn around and see them at the normal MSRP for 500, because of the availibilty issues.
Options:
AMD 7970 Crossfire
Nvidia 670 SLI (most likely a EVGA or gigabyte)
Nvidia 680 Sli (I honestly am unsure about this because of the sketchy pricing and supply)
These cards are my prime picks as of now, I was looking for a little more power than my 560s offer, and am looking to make the jump from mid range. If you have anything I should know about the new Kepler cards by all means tell me, I'd be glad to hear any input.
i7 2600k
ASUS P8-Z68-V Pro Gen 3
Corsair HX850
8 gigs of g-skill ram
GTX 560 Ti SLI
=========
I'm looking at a lot of graphics cards but not just for the best performance because I know the answer already, but if there is a better price performance ratio or a better option I would want to know here. All cards are going to be watercooled just like the 560s so heat and noise is not a factor. I'm willing to spend around 1 grand on graphics but on Kepler cards I am a bit wary as prices are very sketchy and I don't want to buy a 680 for 599 on a site and then turn around and see them at the normal MSRP for 500, because of the availibilty issues.
Options:
AMD 7970 Crossfire
Nvidia 670 SLI (most likely a EVGA or gigabyte)
Nvidia 680 Sli (I honestly am unsure about this because of the sketchy pricing and supply)
These cards are my prime picks as of now, I was looking for a little more power than my 560s offer, and am looking to make the jump from mid range. If you have anything I should know about the new Kepler cards by all means tell me, I'd be glad to hear any input.