GTX 670 4GB or GTX 770 2G? I am looking to custom build a gaming PC with the best graphic card I can afford. I can get either of these cards at the same price; which one would you recommend? I did some reading and the memory size seem very important......
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The big question is are you running multiple monitors over 1080p? If you are running a single or dual monitors @ 1080p I would go with the 770.. If you are running 2-3 monitors at a res higher than 1080p than the extra 2GB of VRAM may be useful.
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It's a great card.However, like vamsee said, don't expect too much.In my opinion you'd be better off getting Gtx 700 series as they will out perform one of these for roughly the same price and you can always Sli them in the future.Gtx770 or Gtx780 would get the job done or wait a couple of days for reviews of the Gtx760.Sli Gtx760s are going to kick serious ass.
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If you go to this link. http://www.evga.com/Products/ProductList.aspx?type=0&family=GeForce+700+Series+Family&chipset=GTX+770 it lists all the 770's in order of speed & memory, starting with their water cooled Classified Hydro Copper. Then the regular Classified. Then FTW. The EVGA GTX Dual SC is the best of the 2 GB Cards, but is slower than the FTW out of the box.
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I have 2 of these and they work wonders. Depends what you're doing/playing. If you're monitor is 120/144hZ or 4k (best to go with the 4gb version of this card) What are your specs going to be?
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The 760 will give you more bang for your buck. I think you would be very safe and future proof with a 760. You could run bf4 Full spec fine. The only reason to get the 770 over the 760 would be if you have the money to spend and just want that extra boost. But the boost in speed is not equal to the increase in price.
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I have built 3 machines now in an architectural / engineering firm all with this card primarily for Autodesk Revit rendering. It's a fantastic card. As for gaming....I can't speak to that too much, but I know it improved the rendering speeds by a substantial amount, so I bet it would be good for gaming as well. Although, with my next build, I'm planning to use the EVGA GeForce GTX 770 - it's a 4gb card, so you'll need a little more RAM in the system to account for it. If you build a system with a Raid array (especially with SSD disks), you will see dramatic results over a standard hard drive. According to Skyrim specs, this card or the GTX 770 would be great for play: http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Skyrim:System_Requirements
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My driver was a mid-range board at low cost and TWO ports for DVI. I can only compare differing NVIDIA products but "better" is in the eye of the beholder. They both use 2GB worth of GDDR5 memory at 128-bit. The tipping point would be which features on each card are triggered by your favorite game(s).
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Gtx 970 easily. I own 2 780's, but you should almost always go for the newer tech, especially considering the 970 is slightly faster and it has 1GB extra vram.
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Hi,Check out the following link:http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/battlefield-4-graphics-card-performance,3634-7.htmlThe test system might have a different CPU than yours, but it should give you a fair idea about the capability of GTX650Ti Boost 2GB. Personally, while I like this card, right now I would buy something different, more like Radeon R9 270, or Radeon HD 7870. In fact there is a fire-sale of the latter on-line. Check the newegg.com for the deals. I have bought the HD 7870 from neweegg.com for $129.99 just couple days ago.JK
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For me, the important difference is that this card has 2GB of memory while the one I purchased has 4GB of memory. I'm a 3d-art hobbyist and use an unbiased-renderer that depends on the GPU. I can build a scene using the 4GB card with a complexity that requires twice the memory of the 2GB card. This makes a big difference for me. Gigabyte is a solid brand, they feature a well designed heat sink. I'm extremely happy with my purchase of the GTX760 4GB card.
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A lot of newer games are going to require more VRam... Hence the 4GB vs the 2GB. If you want to future proof your computer, Stick with the 4 GB models.
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Depends what you're playing, I am running one of these and can run bf4 on ultra at about 80 fps on windows 8 with an i5 and 16 gigs of ram but if i were you, i would get one 780 not two 770's
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Can anyone confirm what Derek said with this specific EVGA GTX 660 on Amazon? I'm wondering about this, too. Thanks a lot!
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Well I personally got the 4GB card just because I am running multiple monitors. If you are only using one monitor I would recommend 2G. There is not much of a difference between them and you will not notice a difference if you have a single 1080p monitor
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Hi Joe,Sorry for slow response. The other two answers pretty much sum it up. I'm no computer or graphics card guru, but, if you do a search of the Internet, you should be able to find out some useful information. At least way better than I can explain. For starters, this may help: http://www.game-debate.com/hardware/?gid=2073&graphics;=GeForce%20GTX%20750%20Ti%20EVGA%20SuperClocked%202GB%20EditionThank you for the question and good luck!
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Looking at the speaks on the GTX 560ti ....In my humble opinion I would definitely recommend you upgrade to the 780ti. You will only need one (1) card to run any game you want. I know that every Rig may perform differently and I really don't know if your running all your components on stock speed or OC. The 560ti does not support GPU Boost 2.0 and other new tech NVIDIA has come out with. Using Valley Benchmark my Graphics cards kicks in at 1333MHz with Video Memory at 3500Mhz all max setting with an average FPS of about 85. So will this card outperform to SLI 560ti I would think so. Good luck on your purchase. Looking at the speaks on the GTX 560ti ....In my humble opinion I would definitely recommend you upgrade to the 780ti. You will only need one (1) card to run any game you want. I know that every Rig may perform differently and I really don't know if your running all your components on stock speed or OC. The 560ti does not support GPU Boost 2.0 and other new tech NVIDIA has come out with. Using Valley Benchmark my Graphics cards kicks in at 1333MHz with Video Memory at 3500Mhz all max setting with an average FPS of about 85. So will this card outperform to SLI 560ti I would think so. Good... » Read More Looking at the speaks on the GTX 560ti ....In my humble opinion I would definitely recommend you upgrade to the 780ti. You will only need one (1) card to run any game you want. I know that every Rig may perform differently and I really don't know if your running all your components on stock speed or OC. The 560ti does not support GPU Boost 2.0 and other new tech NVIDIA has come out with. Using Valley Benchmark my Graphics cards kicks in at 1333MHz with Video Memory at 3500Mhz all max setting with an average FPS of about 85. So will this card outperform to SLI 560ti I would think so. Good luck on your purchase. « Show Less
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I use it with the GTX 770 4GB and it performs great. Only thing is that it only accepts DVI-D and it didn't work when I ran it out of an HDMI socket on the card with an adapter.