Well the 780 beats the R9 in every benchmark doesn't it? (except for heavy computation?)
But I still don't know why he needs two of those things. Prepping for 4k?
But I still don't know why he needs two of those things. Prepping for 4k?
I think I will stick with 1080p for the next while. The average 30 percent performance hit by moving up to 1440p is a little too much to swallow. I am finding that certain games are cpu bound at 1080p, in fact a lot are. I realize that at this point for me to get the most out of my setup I need to go 1440p. That is why I have a planned upgrade to the ASUS Swift 1440p G-sync monitor.Well the 780 beats the R9 in every benchmark doesn't it? (except for heavy computation?)
But I still don't know why he needs two of those things. Prepping for 4k?
I think it's just the bug! You had two Titans before, I'll be impressed if you don't upgrade something in the next year
That being said I kind of wish I could do what you do, lol.
Well the 780 beats the R9 in every benchmark doesn't it? (except for heavy computation?)
But I still don't know why he needs two of those things. Prepping for 4k?
ack, I'm getting confused. I meant Gaspar's card in particular.
he has two GTX 780 ti which cost $700 each, rich bastard![]()
If you only knew how poor I am. After my divorce is over I might have enough money to save. Right now between lawyer fees, paying her bills and sending her a check each month I basically live check to check with enough money to take my girls out for ice cream after church on Sundays.
I keep seeing these Maxwell leaks... 3200 Maxwell streaming processors and the huge on die memory.... 8gb of vram.. This card is built for 4k... I would wait to buy Maxwell until the die shrink to 18-20nm happens... This year will still be 28nm...not like that is bad or anything but temps and clocks will be better after the die shrink.... Im still going to wait until at least Volta or the architecture after it before I upgrade.