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For those who have a 780 classified, what fps do you get when playing bf4?

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I guess it doesn't have to be specific to a 780 classified but it would help the most.  I'm wondering what kind of fps it can get and if it gets high enough on high-ultra settings to make having a benq xl2420z worth it.  

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80-150FPS on ultra for me. I have just a regular 780 from EVGA though. Not a classy 

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80-150FPS on ultra for me. I have just a regular 780 from EVGA though. Not a classy 

 

80-150 seems like a huge margin for change.  What would you say you sit at mostly?  And you have everything on Ultra when you do?

 

I ask because I really don't want to spend money on a 780ti.  I plan on switching to 1440p and want something that will handle games like bf4 and crysis at 1440p very very well(120+ fps).  I'd rather save money on a gpu now and wait for a card that can do that to come out and 1440p monitors to drop in price.

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80-150 seems like a huge margin for change.  What would you say you sit at mostly?  And you have everything on Ultra when you do?

 

I ask because I really don't want to spend money on a 780ti.  I plan on switching to 1440p and want something that will handle games like bf4 and crysis at 1440p very very well(120+ fps).  I'd rather save money on a gpu now and wait for a card that can do that to come out and 1440p monitors to drop in price.

120FPS is what I usually sit at. But depends on how many players and what map, where I am on the map, etc... 

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I got 80-120+ FPS at 1080P and get 55-80+ FPS at 1440P OCed to around 1300Mhz, but it's reference. (All at Ultra)

If you get a Classy I don't know about you're Hackintosh dreams coming true ;)

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I got 80-120+ FPS at 1080P and get 55-80+ FPS at 1440P OCed to around 1300Mhz, but it's reference. (All at Ultra) If you get a Classy I don't know about you're Hackintosh dreams coming true ;)

 

Lol, I was under the impression a Hackintosh was possible with one but it wouldn't be anywhere near optimized and probably not reach it's full potential.  

 

Edit**I really don't care about that either because OS X would most likely be for browsing, and every day things.  Nothing even remotely close to heavy.

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Lol, I was under the impression a Hackintosh was possible with one but it wouldn't be anywhere near optimized and probably not reach it's full potential.

I'm not sure, you may want to check because they could be.

Edit: Same here.

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I'm not sure, you may want to check because they could be. Edit: Same here.

 

I'm pretty sure they are.  I'm not really worried about it.  Just about anything is there just needs to be work arounds.  Everything on tonymacx86 is recommended because they basically work out of the box and are the easiest.  I will look into it more though.

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I'm pretty sure they are. I'm not really worried about it. Just about anything is there just needs to be work arounds. Everything on tonymacx86 is recommended because they basically work out of the box and are the easiest. I will look into it more though.

Alright! I'll be installing OSX Mavericks to dual boot this weekend. I'll tell you how it goes :D

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Alright! I'll be installing OSX Mavericks to dual boot this weekend. I'll tell you how it goes :D

 

Please do!  There's TONS of good stuff everywhere to guide you through it.  I have an entire folder full of stuff for when I'm ready.  lol

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Please do! There's TONS of good stuff everywhere to guide you through it. I have an entire folder full of stuff for when I'm ready. lol

I'll have status updates when I do it so now you'll get them lol

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I'll have status updates when I do it so now you'll get them lol

 

Looking forward to it!  lol

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120FPS is what I usually sit at. But depends on how many players and what map, where I am on the map, etc... 

I get around 110 on ultra on a 780 ti at 1080p... How do you get more on a 780?

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I get around 110 on ultra on a 780 ti at 1080p... How do you get more on a 780?

I'm OC'd

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