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Gtx 780 vs 780 ti

Arthur52
By Arthur52
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Hey,guys,here is the question.Im gonna to build a new PC but i have some problems.I want to buy a graphic card for a comfortable modding of games like Skyrim.I want to buy gtx 780 or 780 ti.So what should I buy?If I'll buy gtx780 I will save some money,but gtx780ti is the best video card now.So what's more suitable for modding games?gtx 780 is suitable enough but gtx 780 ti can give better result.And in the end I want to the final question.What mother board should I buy for gtx 780 or 780ti?

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Look at benchmark results of both cards and decide yourself if spending the extra money for the extra performance.
Picking out the mobo you need to shop according to your CPU

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If you want the better card for the money then the GTX 780 is the better choice but if you have the budget, get a EVGA GeForce GTX 780 Ti Superclocked w/ACX Cooler. The 780Ti is the fastest gaming card on the market right now. Personally, I don't think it's worth the price hike but if you have the money then drop it like it's hot!

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The GTX 780 has better price/performance ratio than the 780 Ti but if you like the best performance regardless of the price, than 780 Ti will the be the way to go.

As for the motherboard, it will have to depend on your usages.

Are you planning to overclock? If yes, then any Z87 board will do depending on the features you want unless you want to overclock to the maximum.

Are you planning to SLI? If yes, also any Z87 board with enough clearance will do.

Will it be a workstation? If yes, then you might want to consider LGA 2011 boards but if you find it too expensive, a Z87 board with an i7 processor will do.

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Are you playing on a 1080p monitor or a 1440p  / willing to upgrade to a 1440p or 4k in the future?  if so pick a 780ti also are you going to overclock your gpu? ( i see no reason why not to but still worth asking).

if you're just planning on staying on 1080p for a while go for the 780 the 780ti is a bit too overkill for 1080p in my opinion.

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290 for the vram and memory bus.

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290 for the vram and memory bus.

No.

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Lol what?

No.

Why not?

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