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Best price to performance in the (77xx) low end. It will be fine.

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If you're asking if it's still relevant, yes. But not for ultra settings or anything beyond 1080p

 

Are you asking because you're planning on buying one...new?

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yes but it always depends what kind of games you will be playing

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Usually, spending cupple more tenners results in much better performance. The bang/buck is peak is in the 150$ region ( 7870, 270 )

But if you have limited budget, then its a good buy at lower than 100$ Its good overclocker also.

 

Whats your budget, where do you buy?

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If you're asking if it's still relevant, yes. But not for ultra settings or anything beyond 1080p

 

Are you asking because you're planning on buying one...new?

 

 

Usually, spending cupple more tenners results in much better performance. The bang/buck is peak is in the 150$ region ( 7870, 270 )

But if you have limited budget, then its a good buy at lower than 100$ Its good overclocker also.

 

Whats your budget, where do you buy?

i am planning to do a budget mining rig . I am thinking of buying one cause from the reviews i read they say is a beast. They saw it need up to 150 w of power!

Should  i buy one?

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i am planning to do a budget mining rig . I am thinking of buying one cause from the reviews i read they say is a beast. They saw it need up to 150 w of power!

Should  i buy one?

nah. 7770 ain't that great for mining,

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nah. 7770 ain't that great for mining,

sorry i will not do a mining rig!!

Is this a beast card for gaming. I will be playing games like titanfall the division and other?

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sorry i will not do a mining rig!!

Is this a beast card for gaming. I will be playing games like titanfall the division and other?

The hell no that card isn't a beast. It's low end stuff. It may be a good card for the money but if you have anything else then a single 1080p (or lower) and you aren't fine playing a medium or sometimes even low settings then that card isn't for you.

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Usually, spending cupple more tenners results in much better performance. The bang/buck is peak is in the 150$ region ( 7870, 270 )

But if you have limited budget, then its a good buy at lower than 100$ Its good overclocker also.

 

Whats your budget, where do you buy?

Sorry, but the 7870 retails for a lot more than 150.

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The hell no that card isn't a beast. It's low end stuff. It may be a good card for the money but if you have anything else then a single 1080p (or lower) and you aren't fine playing a medium or sometimes even low settings then that card isn't for you.

So is a medium card for low setting i will not be playing on 4k hell not

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So is a medium card for low setting i will not be playing on 4k hell not

low settings in stuff like star citizen. bf4 will do high settings at 40 fps. 

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Sorry, but the 7870 retails for a lot more than 150.

You are right. Sometimes it goes for 150, 270 is for 180$ :/. Usually rebates and stuff. Right now there are not many left unfortunatelly, and even gtx 660 are in stock and lower price :/

I guess 7790(260x) or 7850 is better deal

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You are right. Sometimes it goes for 150, 270 is for 180$ :/. Usually rebates and stuff. Right now there are not many left unfortunatelly, and even gtx 660 are in stock and lower price :/

I guess 7790(260x) or 7850 is better deal

ok thanks

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Is the asus hd 7770 good for gaming?

In the time before 3/4gb GPUs, yeah it was a viable solution for gaming....ran two in crossfire for a while and got good performance.  But alas, like everything, its time came and went.  Go with a 2gb card minimum, and yeah Asus manufactured a 2gb 7770 but with a 128 bit rate. Either go for the 270, 270x, or a Nvidia flavor....generally these are at a 256 bit rate and like my 270xs, do a great job

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Back in the day, the was some-what a "Beast" card, as the price was low and the performance as pretty damn good for Medium-High settings at 1920x1080. Now...not to much.

According to reviews and AMD, the HD 7770 had a TDP of 100W, but a typical gaming you were looking at ~80W. That was another good selling point - relatively low power consumption.

 

How much are you buying the Radeon HD 7770 for?

If the price is not much less than a R7-260X or R9-270 / R9-270X, get one of those instead.

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