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1 Minimize all applications that are open until u get to your home/desktop screenn 2 right click and go into Nvidia control panel. 3 click on manage 3D settings. 4 click on the drop down menu below "Preferred graphics processor" and select the "High-Performance Nvidia Processor" option 5...

Add an extra 8gb or 12gb of ram, 4gb might be fine for the time being but you need to future proof (make sure your build will be good enough for a few more years) and buyig it now will save you taking ur pc case apart to put in the extra sticks later.

If Price to performance is what you are looking for then AMD will win at the moment. But nvidia is most likely going to bring down the price for the Titan Z to compete with the 295. But the original user asked which card is better performing. Therefore the price to performance is irrelevant...

I also would like to add that i agree with cjkupers nvidia does put a lot more time into producing their cards with software significantly superior to AMD. Furthermore Nvidia will not keep their price of their Titan Z at $3000 because similar performing AMD cards will be released for a lot...

i would also prefer if my computer didn't sound like it was housing a aircraft when playing demanding games another reason to choose the nvidia

I am not a "Fanboy" of nividia in fact i actually have a amd GPU in my system however i stick by the TITAN Z performing better while drawing less power and remaining cooler. Even if passmark isnt the best benchmarking website the difference between the 2 cards is significant, furthermore Toms...

OK. To answer the original question the Titan Z is slightly better than The R9 295x2 as u can see in these benchmarks http://www.videocardbenchmark.net/high_end_gpus.html. However the R9 295x2 is half the price therefore u can buy 2 of the 295s for the one Titan. However there are 2 significant...

Need a gaming laptop under $600au (dont mind if its refurbished) would like to record minecraft at at least 50fps, probably a nvdia gt635m or higher and yes it needs to be a laptop under $600au