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Wow, those sold quick. It said 3 in stock when I posted.He wants to find one, not look at one with wishful thoughts.
out of stock. :whiste:
can i ask why it must be a 6g?
I read that 6g's on these is a bottleneck?
For future proof, but I am still not sure, difficult to decide
I asked because i just bought a 780 and am now wishing i had waited for the 800's.
there are so many saying that upcoming games will require more horsepower+vram than a 780 has?
Tell anyone who says so that they are wrong.
Thanks for your reply..
Will I see a huge difference though?
What games do you play, and what monitor/resolution do you use?
I play First person shooters, for example Crysis, COD etc.. games like Watch Dogs... and also need for speed...
The resolution currently I use 1280 x 720 on Samsung P2350 23"
But if it is not a problem with the GTX 780... I want to play them in 1920 x 1080, also I want to try to play some games on my Samsung 40 inches which resolution is 1920 x 1080 as well.
I use a 50" at 1920x1080 and it is awesome! I play those same games along with BF3 and 4
the 40" will be great!![]()
Which one do you have? the 3GB SC?
I bought the FTW edition which is right under the classified in the tier rating
but yes 3g vram,i wanted the 6g but just like you they were all sold out![]()
For future proof, but I am still not sure, difficult to decide
I kind of chuckle when I see "future proof", I thought most 3GB-4GB video cards today would be future proof for the next 2-3 years but then along came Watch_Dogs and Wolfenstein... next year Nvidia and AMD will probably start peddling out 6GB cards.
you were right guys, I meant future proof means that at least lasts me 3 to 4 years..