Upgrade or nah
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So I've been using a GTX 770 from Asus for 3 years now and I feel like it's time to upgrade. Pic related, the 1070, looks like an ideal graphics card for me. I have the money and everything ready, I can even get it for 10-15% off, but first I want to hear your opinion on this.
Is it worth it or should I wait some more before I buy a new one?
>>55584771
get 1080
>>55584786
Why should I? I'm mostly gonna stick with 1080p for now, all I need is a card that can max out games and maybe allow me to run them at a higher resolution so I see less jaggies.
>>55584826
get it!
>>55584885
B-but anon, that's 200 bucks more
>>55584885
gives 0 argument value
spams his 1 liner opinion
mfw
OP, im in your position as well.
Not a big fan of MSI, was thinking asus strix due to the custom PCB but its over my budget for now
>>55584826
Rx 480 does this too and is cheaper.
>>55584933
>i cant greentext
>>55584979
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>>55584979
>someone insulted me on the internet
>gonna try to sound cool and show him Im such a winner
>failed
mfw x2 nigger
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>>55584826
1080 will be running games at 1080p for longer.
>>55584933
I was thinking of getting another card from asus too, but their new model is too long and it won't fit in my case. So my second best option would be to go with MSI.
>>55584941
I've only owned one ATI card in my entire life and I think that was enough.
>>55585022
If the 1070 will keep me satisfied for another 3 years then I'm completely fine.
>>55585020
nobody asked you to post a self-portrait
It's looks like you're already dead set in buying the 1070. Nothing anyone says here will probably change your mind. Buy it and enjoy it.
>>55584771
what is the best overclocker currently? g1 runs on 1800+ with default boost and it has 8 pin connector instead of 6 pin so that might be a thing to check if you're buying 1070/80 if it's a custom pcb
