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My friend is looking to beef up his system for next gen games, he currently has a 8320 and a 7850...his upgrade options are:

Add more ram for 16gb total

Get a second 7850

Or get a 770

Thanks guys!

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GTX 770

also make this into a poll

Can't on mobile...:(
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Get the 770. I did the same, 7850-770 and I got a huge performance boost. I can play pretty much anything I throw at it at ultra settings.

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a GTX 770 will be your best bet :)

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you'll see a greater improvement with a GTX770 than any of your other options. get a GTX770

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280x, better at higher resolutions like 1440p if he wishes to upgrade later.

Stay with 8GB of ram unless 16GB is necessary.

Only 1080p
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