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On 5/3/2017 at 8:46 AM, silentstorm161 said:

I was looking at maybe going 144hz in the future. Don't want to buy and it lasts a year or something.

get the 1080 ti if you want to go 144 hz !!!

 

 

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You have an i7 7700k one of the best processors on the market, in order to use that to its fullest extent your going to want to get a 1070 to a 1080Ti, whatever fits your budget best. If your intreastead in 4k gaming then I recommened going to the 1080Ti if you prefer sticking with 1080p the 1070 should be able to do games at 144Hz just fine.

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On 5/3/2017 at 5:40 AM, silentstorm161 said:

So i am currently playing doom on my 750ti and its struggling with everything turned down to either low/medium. I feel like i am missing out on graphics. 

I am looking at upgrading to this http://www.pcworld.co.uk/gbuk/computing-accessories/components-and-upgrades/graphics-cards/pny-geforce-gtx-1070-graphics-card-10157449-pdt.html

Just wanted to know if its worth and the card is any good.

The 1070 is like over twice as fast. What is your CPU?

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On 03/05/2017 at 9:44 AM, silentstorm161 said:

I was looking at AMD cards but was unsure how they would perform in GTA and other games like doom.

Vega should release this end of the month, they will have a good offer on the 1070 level.

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I'm usually not one to say "wait for xyz" but

wait for Vega, its right around the corner and nvidia said they're ready for a price war 

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Think I'll wait a little longer then as I get paid again in two weeks so should have more money. :). Might be able to upgrade the monitor at the same.

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Do the smaller cards perform less or just the same? What am I losing with a smaller card?

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4 hours ago, silentstorm161 said:

Do the smaller cards perform less or just the same? What am I losing with a smaller card?

They should be able to perform rather close at the base clock. A smaller card will be more limited in overclocking however.

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