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Upgrade to GTX 960?

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I have a Reference Zotac GTX 760. Should I upgrade to GTX 960?

I'm still saving my money for GTX 970......

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What CPU do you have?

What resolution will you be using?

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You won't notice the difference bet 760 and 960. Save up for a better gpu.

"Graphics and gameplay are not mutually exclusive."


"Nvidia, AMD, Intel, or whatever company out there has only one end goal and that is PROFIT.


If you think these companies exist for any other reason you're gonna be disappointed my dear. CAVEAT EMPTOR"

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What CPU do you have?

What resolution will you be using?

For now, I have 1080p Display. & AMD FX-6300

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I don't trust AMD.........Only Nvidia....

well then looks like youre SOL.

 

fanboys smh

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You won't notice the difference bet 760 and 960. Save up for a better gpu.

I'm saving money for GTX 970..

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well then looks like youre SOL.

 

fanboys smh

 

Nvidia has lied twice , once for the 970 and twice for the drivers.

I would say they arent the must trustworthy company ATM.

Just my two cents.

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You won't notice the difference bet 760 and 960. Save up for a better gpu.

Yes you will?! The 960 is around 20% faster in most games.

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I'm saving money for GTX 970..

I'd recommend the 280x. (will still be bottleneck by your FX-6300)

The 970 will be bottle necked by your FX-6300.

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"Nvidia has lied twice , once for the 970 and twice for the drivers."

I would say they arent the must trustworthy company ATM.

Just my two cents.

Whoa there Gaben, 2+1=3 not 2 :P

i completely agree, i could probably forget this whole thing happened if i had full speed 4GB of VRAM non of that kneecapped BS

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I'd recommend the 280x. (will still be bottleneck by your FX-6300)

The 970 will be bottle necked by your FX-6300.

I have a fx 6300 and my 280x is not bottlenecked.

I have 99-100% gpu usage when I need/want it.

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I'd recommend the 280x. (will still be bottleneck by your FX-6300)

The 970 will be bottle necked by your FX-6300.

Hmm....really?

My CPU usage it around 46%-60% with my GTX 760 while playing AC:Unity.

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Yes you will?! The 960 is around 20% faster in most games.

Just by around 10%. Not worth the upgrade really.

http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/MSI/GTX_960_Gaming/29.html

 

It's ok to get the 970 then just upgrade your cpu later if you bottleneck.

"Graphics and gameplay are not mutually exclusive."


"Nvidia, AMD, Intel, or whatever company out there has only one end goal and that is PROFIT.


If you think these companies exist for any other reason you're gonna be disappointed my dear. CAVEAT EMPTOR"

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Hmm....really?

My CPU usage it around 46%-60% with my GTX 760 while playing AC:Unity.

AC unity is very badly optimized so that's normal with or without a bottleneck.

The 970 will be bottle necked by the FX-6300 but that's not to say it's not worth buying. 

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AC unity is very badly optimized so that's normal with or without a bottleneck.

The 970 will be bottle necked by the FX-6300 but that's not to say it's not worth buying. 

 

The best bet for OP would be a 290 but since NVIDIA is more trustworthy we cant have that.

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Because its a 760 lol.

 

As soon as you throw in a high end card there its gonna be bottleneck city .

So should I upgrade to AMD FX-8350?

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Nvidia has lied twice , once for the 970 and twice for the drivers.

I would say they arent the must trustworthy company ATM.

Just my two cents.

 

Do not forget the hole mess on the laptops using G-sync without G sync module! Which is very amusing as well

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