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I'm thinking of picking up a 7930 (7870 Tehiti Le) I can't stand my 550 ti anymore it just doesn't do the job at 1080p 

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Ordered my 780, unfortunately due to some bad timing of my ordering and processing/shipping it will not be here until Tuesday. I am very excited!

Reference or aftermarket?

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I just added another GTX 670 to my system so I imagine I'll be able to play games at 2560x1440 or 1080p for a couple of years.

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i have 3 titans in a plane on there way to NZ right now :)

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Reference or aftermarket?

EVGA reference. Liquid cooling asap so I wanted reference.

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Going to wait on the release of Maxwell, personally I can't be bothered to try and keep up with having the best card every time a new flagship is released. Plus I'm not paying £580 for a gcard which I don't honestly need at this time.

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i have 3 titans in a plane on there way to NZ right now :)

 

Sweet :)

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I'm hoping I won't NEED to upgrade for like a couple of years... But also yeah not enough money at the moment

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What do people even put in these things?

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I'm hoping I won't NEED to upgrade for like a couple of years... But also yeah not enough money at the moment

 

What are your current specifications?

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I just got myself two 680's on discount, hoping to get a couple of years worth out of them before I upgrade again!

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I just got myself two 680's on discount, hoping to get a couple of years worth out of them before I upgrade again!

 

I think you'll be fine :P

 

My brothers PC is coming up to 6 years old this year and these are his specs:-

 

Intel Core 2 Quad (Kentsfield) Q6600 OC'ed to 3.2GHz

4GB DDR2-800 RAM

ASUS X38 motherboard that I can't remember the model

BFG Tech GeForce GTX 260

Samsung SpinPoint 500GB OS/Programs

Samsung SpinPoint 1TB Storage

 

Still runs Photoshop CS6 fine and modern games though on medium

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I think you'll be fine :P

 

My brothers PC is coming up to 6 years old and these are his specs:-

 

Intel Core 2 Quad (Kentsfield) Q6600 OC'ed to 3.2GHz

4GB DDR2-800 RAM

ASUS X38 motherboard that I can't remember the model

BFG Tech GeForce GTX 260

Samsung SpinPoint 500GB OS/Programs

Samsung SpinPoint 1TB Storage

 

Even though she is showing her age, still works fine though he does want to upgrade

 

6 years?! Man, I swear I upgrade parts every 12 months... haha

 

Technology and E-Peen is too tempting sometimes!

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6 years?! Man, I swear I upgrade parts every 12 months... haha

 

Technology and E-Peen is too tempting sometimes!

 

Not always possible if you don't have the money and that PC might be old but it still runs everything perfectly fine, has original hard drives, PSU and whatnot with no failures :)

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Hohoho I upgraded from a decade old PC. Athlon64 3200+/Radeon x1050 era ^_^ .. I got away from a decade-old online game that I've been playing since grade school. The event prompted a new build :wub: to play the latest games. I'll probably be replacing the GPU every 1.5-3 years.. depending on how games push the hardware...until the graphic settings have to go to medium preset in order for a game to be playable and visually appealing :( .

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AMD Radeon HD 9970, it's supposed to outperform Titans with ease and cost about half a Titan :)

this is what I'm waiting for ^^

Frost upon these cigarettes.... lipstick on the window pane...

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At the moment I have an MSI 660ti PE when they were still overvolting the core :)

 

 

http://www.tomshardware.com/news/MSI-GTX-660-670-overvolting-PowerEdition,18013.html

 

Cool, I like the MSI video cards

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I'm going to wait for the 760Ti or the 760, that's all I really need for now

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Just sold off my 670 for 310 euro, might hold on to that money till next year for volcanic islands or maxwell. My hd4000 will play most of the indie games pretty well. And I have still a bunch of ps3 games to play thanks to ps plus. Insanely good deal ps plus don't hesitate if you got a ps3

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Just got my new GTX 780 today and put it in my rig :) This thing overclocks like a beast, running at 1,2 GHz on the core at the moment :)

CPU: Intel Core i5 2500K @ 4.5GHz Motherboard: MSI Z77A-GD65 GPU: ASUS Geforce GTX 780 @ 1200MHz RAM: Kingston 8GB 10th Anniversary 1600MHz 1.5V CL9 DDR3 PSU: Seasonic 860W 80+ Platinum Sound Card: ASUS Xonar DX Storage: Crucial m4 128GB SSD, Samsung Spinpoint F3 1TB, Samsung EcoGreen 1.5TB Case: Fractal Design Define R3 CD/DVD Drive: LG 24x DVD+-RW Drive Heat Sink: Coolink Corator DS Monitor: Viewsonic VX2260WM Keyboard: Logitech G710+, Corsair K90 Mouse: Corsair M60 OS: Windows 7 64-bit

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