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Mainly because I don't see that big of fps difference in BF1 multiplayer.
Single player sure.
Do you think I should ?
Single player sure.
Do you think I should ?
sell it for a profit, sell the 770. get a 480 or 1060. Hold on to the funds for later.
If he's not seeing a big difference in fps going from 770 > 1070 then there's no point in spending money on a 480/1060. Might as well live with the 770 and save more funds for a complete rebuild later. Though I can't see how there isn't a LARGE difference in fps between a 770 and a 1070 even with the 2500k at stock unless the OP is just playing on low settings with both cards.Granted at 1080p he is bottlenecking the 1070. Finally found a cpu bottleneck point (in BF1) on my 1070 w/ a 4670k at 4.7 tonight. Slightly at 2.1 core and 9.5 ram.sell it for a profit, sell the 770. get a 480 or 1060. Hold on to the funds for later.
If he's not seeing a big difference in fps going from 770 > 1070 then there's no point in spending money on a 480/1060. Might as well live with the 770 and save more funds for a complete rebuild later. Though I can't see how there isn't a LARGE difference in fps between a 770 and a 1070 even with the 2500k at stock unless the OP is just playing on low settings with both cards.Granted at 1080p he is bottlenecking the 1070. Finally found a cpu bottleneck point (in BF1) on my 1070 w/ a 4670k at 4.7 tonight. Slightly at 2.1 core and 9.5 ram.
I completely agree under normal conditions. The issue is the OP specifically states that he's not seeing the fps increase going from a 770 to a 1070 as meaningful. With that being the case spending any money does not seem to be worth it for the OP. Going from a 770 to a 1060 is going to be less of an increase than going from a 770 to a 1070. If he's not seeing the value of moving on from the 770 then anything else isn't going to make a difference to the OP, 1060 or 1070.770 value is going and its not going to give that nice solid performance in other games. I see lots of people buying the 480/470 for under $200 with deals so seems a good place to sit till something worth it comes along.
https://www.reddit.com/r/buildapcsales/search?q=GPU&sort=new&restrict_sr=on&feature=legacy_search
You have a 2500k don't you? Is it overclocked?
Yes and yes it is overclocked.
Are you gaming at 1080p? The performance difference between the 770 and 1070 is huge, but only really noticeable when not CPU bottlenecked.
Try monitoring Core 0-3 CPU usage while playing multiplayer. It may be time to get a 6700k. But if you are happy with the performance go back to the 770.
I do hope you get to play BF1 in 4k some day!
Yes 1920x1080
Ok.
Don't worry I will once I upgrade what are you playing on to run BF1 in 4k ?
GTX 1070
Wow I didn't think a GTX 1070 could handle BF1 in 4k guess I was wrong. What kind of fps do you get ?
No, unless BF1 is the only game you are going to play. Overall the 1070 should give you far better performance, and should still be a solid card you can carry over to a new system at some point with a better cpu.Mainly because I don't see that big of fps difference in BF1 multiplayer.
Single player sure.
Do you think I should ?
Unsure if those are the actual clockspeeds...
The gtx1070 has more then double the performance of a gtx770 but if you cant notice the difference thats your problem...dont blame the gpu...Mainly because I don't see that big of fps difference in BF1 multiplayer.
Single player sure.
Do you think I should ?
Someone asked and the guy from GamersNexus said that he doesn't list the clocks they run at, just their "stock" clocks. Since they auto boost they'll run higher.
seems so. All the outlets should show details of clocks in their benches imo. Put things in perspective. Especially because they auto boost.
If the OP is planning to go 4K all the more reason to ditch the 1070 till then. being able to manage it in battlefield 1 barely means in other games it will crap out. save your money and play 1080p with a 1080p card, then 4K with the real 4K cards (hopefully next year).
What? Where? I've been tracking monitor deals for the past few months and haven't seen a high res g-sync monitor for anywhere remotely close to that price.You can get a 4k gsync monitor for $350
What? Where? I've been tracking monitor deals for the past few months and haven't seen a high res g-sync monitor for anywhere remotely close to that price.