anybody have the gtx titan?

[faiz999]

j/w if its worth all the money or if the step under 780ti/780 gtx would be good enough.

thanks

[KRyn]

It's not worth the cash at all.

http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/...arks,3663.html

[faiz999]

thanks kryn. you're not the same guy i worked with at that computer software company are u?

[KRyn]

Originally posted by faiz999
thanks kryn. you're not the same guy i worked with at that computer software company are u?

Not me!
Why do you need a 780 or Titan? Got some extra cash burning a hole in your pocket and feel like having the latest and greatest?

[DeeK]

The 780ti is actually a step up. The 780 is a step below.

[A790]

Originally posted by faiz999
thanks kryn. you're not the same guy i worked with at that computer software company are u?

lol I'd like two 780's for gaming...

My two GTX 670's just aren't cutting it anymore

[faiz999]

Originally posted by KRyn



Not me!
Why do you need a 780 or Titan? Got some extra cash burning a hole in your pocket and feel like having the latest and greatest?

i have a 7950 and its great but i was thinking of getting some new components and was wondering if its worth "investing" in. i just noticed that its 1k and theres other comparable cards at half the price, so my main concern was, is it half the performance. but from the article posted i dont think so.

[schocker]

On a single monitor at 1080p a gtx770 would play everything at ultra settings @ 60+fps. I have a gtx 670 and am still about 60-65fps on BF4 at 1080p

[Mitsu3000gt]

What do you guys do that requires these video cards? My 6 year old video card was playing the latest COD's and SC2 at 1920X1200 flawlessly. When I got my new computer a year and a half ago I got a pretty good card, and again I can play all these games flawlessly at 2560X1440 haha. Do you have 4 monitors or something to run?

What I love about video cards is you can buy an awesome card for half of what it used to cost and still have a recent card, because they upgrade them so often.

[DeeK]

Originally posted by A790

lol I'd like two 780's for gaming...

My two GTX 670's just aren't cutting it anymore

What the hell are you doing that TWO GTX670's are not running everything at the speed of ridiculous?

I'm running a single GTX560ti, and I can run most games at 1080p on highest settings, well over 60fps.

I mean unless you are running 5 monitors, or things are not running right, you should have ZERO issues.

[A790]

Originally posted by DeeK


What the hell are you doing that TWO GTX670's are not running everything at the speed of ridiculous?

I'm running a single GTX560ti, and I can run most games at 1080p on highest settings, well over 60fps.

I mean unless you are running 5 monitors, or things are not running right, you should have ZERO issues.

lol c'mon now, can't a guy get a bit more horsepower?

I mean my Mustang has 420 horsepower too, but that doesn't mean I don't think about throwing a blower on that thing every day :P

[n1zm0]

Originally posted by faiz999
i have a 7950 and its great but i was thinking of getting some new components and was wondering if its worth "investing" in. i just noticed that its 1k and theres other comparable cards at half the price, so my main concern was, is it half the performance. but from the article posted i dont think so.

I also have a 2gb Sapphire 7950 for the past year now, it runs 3 screen Eyefinity pretty decently in my experience, flawless for any demanding premier PC release out atm (Arma3, BF4, AC4, Arkham Origins). I can't see myself upgrading the GPU for another year at the very least, it's a good mid-high end GPU the 7950 I think.