titan or 780 it

[imperialplanet]

What gpu has the best performance, im gaming at 1080p now but i will be planing to go to 4k (im talking about the titan black)

[Superarragon]

Titan Black.

[Shd0w2]

Titan black. 6GB of VRAM can handle Surround 4K when in SLI

[Coombzy]

Unless you SLI 2 of either cards you are not going to get a very good 4K experience.

[One Who Craves Souls]

^{Can you wait bro? Cause it's kinda hard for 4K gaming with the available cards(not impossible but...).} 

[CJPowell27]

R9 295x2 not an option? I would wait

[imperialplanet]

^{Can you wait bro? Cause it's kinda hard for 4K gaming with the available cards(not impossible but...).} 

ya, i can wait, i just wanted to know what card has the best performance over all in all resolution's but for 4k later on 

[TEDWARDS]

Hmmm Interesting, I have never heard of the 780 it.

 

Jokes aside considering 4k titan black if not something like the 295x2 considering you don't get much FPS

[TheRetiredSlave]

ya, i can wait, i just wanted to know what card has the best performance over all in all resolution's but for 4k later on 

 

Last I checked, the 780 TI and Titan Black had pretty much damn-near similar performance across the board.. Neither option (if you buy a single card) will be all that great for 4K, so you'd most likely be looking at dual-Titan Blacks, because more VRAM will help at that res..

(Edit: I don't know if by sentence structure made any sense here.. To clarify, I was trying to say that if you want smooth FPS at 4K, two Titan Blacks will have enough processing power in order to fully take advantage of the 6 GB of VRAM. While the two 780 TIs would have the same amount of processing power, they'd be limited by only having 3 GB of VRAM)

 

However, I can't really recommend buying dual Titan Blacks, because IMO spending $2K on a GPU array isn't a wise choice.. If I were you, you should probably just live with a single 770 right now with your 1080p screen, and then maybe buy a theoretical 880 (or two) when you decide to jump up to 4K. Your overall expenditure will be lower, and the performance of dual 880s should be much better than even dual Titan Blacks..

[CoolBeans]

2 290s or 295X2, if you want the best for 1000$ at 4K

[Benjamin G]

R9 295x2 not an option? I would wait

Yeah. i would reccomend this but seriously wait for a new card just like youll have to wait for better iterations of 4k monitors. it doesnt make alot of sense tryibng to set yourself up for 4k now.

[imperialplanet]

Hmmm Interesting, I have never heard of the 780 it.

 

Jokes aside considering 4k titan black if not something like the 295x2 considering you don't get much FPS

ahah, my bad, i was typing to fast, i would get the 295 but i like the features that nvidia has.

[imperialplanet]

Last I checked, the 780 TI and Titan Black had pretty much damn-near similar performance across the board.. Neither option (if you buy a single card) will be all that great for 4K, so you'd most likely be looking at dual-Titan Blacks, because more VRAM will help at that res..

(Edit: I don't know if by sentence structure made any sense here.. To clarify, I was trying to say that if you want smooth FPS at 4K, two Titan Blacks will have enough processing power in order to fully take advantage of the 6 GB of VRAM. While the two 780 TIs would have the same amount of processing power, they'd be limited by only having 3 GB of VRAM)

 

However, I can't really recommend buying dual Titan Blacks, because IMO spending $2K on a GPU array isn't a wise choice.. If I were you, you should probably just live with a single 770 right now with your 1080p screen, and then maybe buy a theoretical 880 (or two) when you decide to jump up to 4K. Your overall expenditure will be lower, and the performance of dual 880s should be much better than even dual Titan Blacks..

whats the performance of the 770 like 60 to 65 on ultra?

[TEDWARDS]

ahah, my bad, i was typing to fast, i would get the 295 but i like the features that nvidia has.

Same reason I bought the 780Ti over the AMD equivalent

[Sonefiler]

AMD is much better for 4k. 2xR9 290, 2xR9 290X, or 295X2

[TheRetiredSlave]

whats the performance of the 770 like 60 to 65 on ultra?

 

It really depends on the game and the specific settings, but I don't know of anything off the top of my head that would really force you to use lower settings on 1080p if you have a GTX 770..

 

My reasoning is that it makes more sense to spend ~$350 on a 770 now and maybe ~$1300 on two 880s when/if you need them (assuming that the 880 launches at ~$650), rather than spending $2K on two Titan Blacks now and getting worse performance than two 880s (maybe). You'll save a decent amount of money and you should get better performance in the end when you do decide to make the jump to 4K..

[imperialplanet]

It really depends on the game and the specific settings, but I don't know of anything off the top of my head that would really force you to use lower settings on 1080p if you have a GTX 770..

 

My reasoning is that it makes more sense to spend ~$350 on a 770 now and maybe ~$1300 on two 880s when/if you need them (assuming that the 880 launches at ~$650), rather than spending $2K on two Titan Blacks now and getting worse performance than two 880s (maybe). You'll save a decent amount of money and you should get better performance in the end when you do decide to make the jump to 4K..

alright thanks for the info

[harrynowl]

What about a 7750 4GB ed. or a 5450 6GB ed?

 

Yep, they're a thing.

 

I'd go Single R9 290 now and X-Fire them when you want to use 4k.

[Almercenary]

2 780's will take 4k pretty easily and are cheaper than 1 black.

[JoshM]

I would personal get a 295x2 (as it is as fast as 780ti's in SLI) , second choice would be a titan.