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I seen that Nvidia is Releasing their new video card soon. I was thinking about getting it but don't know if my setup could support it (I'm not too good when it comes to this type of stuff) . would I need to upgrade anything else or would I be fine just adding it to my system?
Intel Core i7-4770K Haswell Quad-Core 3.5GHz
ASUS GTX770-DC2OC-2GD5 GeForce
ASUS MAXIMUS VI HERO
G.SKILL Ripjaws X Series 16GB (2 x 8GB)
CORSAIR HX Series HX850 850W ATX12V 2.3 / EPS12V 2
>>17149378
You should be fine swapping out the GTX 770 with the GTX 1080. Is there a reason why you want to upgrade? The GTX 770 is still a pretty capable card for gaming at 1080p resolution.
>>17149378
Getting a card with 8 gigalies of gddr5
>not waiting for Vega wich will actually have the HBM2 it was promised to come with
A 770 os fine until then
>>17149416
I've been doing video editing a little video editing and animation in my spare time and occasionally when I'm playing some games I'll notice a heavy spike for a few moments in the game.(also not sure if this affects it but I'm using two 27in 4K monitors.)
>>17149378
Not OP, but would it be worth selling my 980Ti for a 1080?
>>17149895
If you're running 4K, probably yes. 1080p probably no.
>>17149883
>not sure if this effects it but I'm using two 4K monitors
Lol there's actually not a single video card, save for the 980ti, that can run a game at 4k on high settings, and that's on one display. Even if you got a 970 you'd find it difficult to run 2x 1080 monitors.
