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the 770 is cheaper and has the same performance(give or take a few frames either way) but when they fix the gpu boost prob itll probably be a little bit better. plus its new and has all the driver support. dont take my word on it getting  much better performance but price to performance 770

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Wait until black friday or the summer and buy a 770.

OR, do the logical thing, and wait for AMD's 8000 series and see which one performs better.

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We don't know for sure how they're gonna number their new line of cards.

The 8000 series is technically already out. So yeah.

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Get the 770, it's a refreshed model, it can overclock more, and the memory is faster out of the box, the 680 memory can't really get to 7ghz, and the 770 can go even higher than that

 

the 770 will be priced in the range of 670 very soon so you might wait for that

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I'd be going for the 770 personally, the titan cooler and GPU boost 2.0 are two features I personally couldn't pass up. If a 4GB variant isn't unreasonably priced, that might be an option too.

 

If you got a good deal on a second hand 680 though, It'd be hard to say no too however.

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I'd be going for the 770 personally, the titan cooler and GPU boost 2.0 are two features I personally couldn't pass up. If a 4GB variant isn't unreasonably priced, that might be an option too.

 

If you got a good deal on a second hand 680 though, It'd be hard to say no too however.

 

there seems to be a little gotcha on the cooler. as the "partners" have decided to use

cooling solutions other than the titan/780 air-cooler. an Inno3D in EU is optioning

the titan/780 cooler and EVGA took a poll on; is a deciding factor in purchase of GTX770

based on the titan/780 cooler for $30 more in price?

 

so all of the partners are using private party cooling solutions.

MSI=Twin Frozr

EVGA=ACX

ASUS=DCUII

Gigabyte=Windforce

but no titan/780 cooler mentioned..

 

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We don't know for sure how they're gonna number their new line of cards.

Let's call them the "new AMD cards", and everyone will be happy :D

 

Also, wait for the possible AMD announcement or go 770.

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get the 770, it is closer to the best price:performance ratio, and it is a bit more futureproof. If the performance doesn't satisfy you, I doubt that it wouldn't, you can always get another one later down the road.

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