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GPU Upgrade

Hello all,

 

I currently have a 4GB GTX 770 and want to upgrade and was wondering whether it makes more sense to get another 770 and SLI or get a single GTX 970. I know another 770 would be a much better boost but the single 970 would provide enough of a performance boost and I could sell the 770 to offset the cost. The lower cost and the fact I'm not taking a gamble with a used 770 is pushing me toward a single 970. I currently game on a single 1080p display and don't desire to upgrade to a higher resolution any time soon so I don't think the 3.5GB thing will be an issue. I have a Z87 sabertooth with a 4790k. Opinions and insights are appreciated, I'm pretty sure I want to go with the 970 but want to know what other thought. Also, if you have particular experience of Skyrim modded with hi-res textures and meshes with an ENB running on a 970 please let me know what your experiences have been. Another thought, I did consider a 290x but the price and performance are similar enough that I decided to stick with my Nvidia preference.

 

Thanks,

Kevin aka beerisyum

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Getting another 770 would be better, It would get you performance in the lines of the 980 or so.

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Yea man @ 1080p stick with the 770 until 980 ti or AMD 390X comes out.  If you must...try SLI....but you can wait it out me thinks.

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Thanks for the input! It seems upgrading is not the best course of action at the moment.

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