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People are going to give you different answers so basically its down to you, Do you want to get the fastest single core gaming card on the market (atleast i think it still is) and put up with 720p for a little longer whilst you get money for a new monitor, or can you not stand playing in 720p any more and want to upgrade.. if you get a 780 its still a good card..

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Kind of up to you, really. It's your money.

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You need to explain more.. You already have a monitor im guessing.. 

I think it's a 1080p vs 1440p question.

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You need to explain more.. You already have a monitor im guessing..

I have a normal 720p monitor from samsung but I was wondering if I should get a new 1080p monitor and a 780 or stick with the 720p monitor and get a 780 ti

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I have a normal 720p monitor from samsung but I was wondering if I should get a new 1080p monitor and a 780 or stick with the 720p monitor and get a 780 ti

Hmm.. Personally i would get the 780 ti then save up money and get a 1080p monitor as soon as you can. 

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I have a normal 720p monitor from samsung but I was wondering if I should get a new 1080p monitor and a 780 or stick with the 720p monitor and get a 780 ti

1080p monitor and 780

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Hmm.. Personally i would get the 780 ti then save up money and get a 1080p monitor as soon as you can.

I see well that seems good, the 780 ti would handle 1440p good right?

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People are going to give you different answers so basically its down to you, Do you want to get the fastest single core gaming card on the market (atleast i think it still is) and put up with 720p for a little longer whilst you get money for a new monitor, or can you not stand playing in 720p any more and want to upgrade.. if you get a 780 its still a good card..

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People are going to give you different answers so basically its down to you, Do you want to get the fastest single core gaming card on the market (atleast i think it still is) and put up with 720p for a little longer whilst you get money for a new monitor, or can you not stand playing in 720p any more and want to upgrade.. if you get a 780 its still a good card..

Well it's pretty obivious im going to get the 780ti '__' dem benchmarks were good, il be able to play anything at 1080p and a lot of game at 1440p wich is awesome lol thanks for the help

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