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I've been looking at dabbling in 1440p gaming but I'm concerned that my GTX 970 will struggle if I do.  I'm happy to play on high or possibly even medium as long as it still looks good, but even then my concern is that AAA games such as BF1 and The Witcher 3 will not stay at a stable 60fps. My question is therefore whether I should look at upgrading my GPU for this purpose, and if so, to what? Thanks in advance.

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5 minutes ago, Conex said:

I've been looking at dabbling in 1440p gaming but I'm concerned that my GTX 970 will struggle if I do.  I'm happy to play on high or possibly even medium as long as it still looks good, but even then my concern is that AAA games such as BF1 and The Witcher 3 will not stay at a stable 60fps. My question is therefore whether I should look at upgrading my GPU for this purpose, and if so, to what? Thanks in advance.

With some overclock (900 series can be OCed decently) you can play pretty much 80% of games at 1440p 50-60 FPS on Medium. Personally i would do that and wait for new AMD cards.

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You could lower options, but waiting for Vega is a mistake. AMD is stalling. They have commited to nothing, so we know nothing. All we have is a logo. 

 

Not picking on AMD, just stating the reality of the situation. If AMD wants to commit to pricing and/or models, then the story changes. 

If anyone asks you never saw me.

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