D DonnyJack Reputable Oct 31, 2014 11 0 4,510 Apr 5, 2015 #1 GeForce GTX 780Ti "NVIDIA Reference" vs GeForce GTX 970 "NVIDIA 970 Cooler Edition" Looking to upgrade. Which is better and why? Thanks for your help
GeForce GTX 780Ti "NVIDIA Reference" vs GeForce GTX 970 "NVIDIA 970 Cooler Edition" Looking to upgrade. Which is better and why? Thanks for your help
D diddle283 Distinguished Nov 11, 2011 375 0 18,790 Apr 5, 2015 #2 780 ti is faster. 970 is newer. Id go with the 780 ti if they are the same price. Upvote 0 Downvote
D DonnyJack Reputable Oct 31, 2014 11 0 4,510 Apr 5, 2015 #3 diddle283 : 780 ti is faster. 970 is newer. Id go with the 780 ti if they are the same price. The 780ti is actually cheaper with the 970 the base clock is higher and its got more graphics ram, does this matter at all? Upvote 0 Downvote
diddle283 : 780 ti is faster. 970 is newer. Id go with the 780 ti if they are the same price. The 780ti is actually cheaper with the 970 the base clock is higher and its got more graphics ram, does this matter at all?
D diddle283 Distinguished Nov 11, 2011 375 0 18,790 Apr 5, 2015 #4 more ram is better for higher res. If the 780ti is cheaper it is a no brainer for me! I have a pair of 780ti and they are awesome! Upvote 0 Downvote
more ram is better for higher res. If the 780ti is cheaper it is a no brainer for me! I have a pair of 780ti and they are awesome!
D DonnyJack Reputable Oct 31, 2014 11 0 4,510 Apr 5, 2015 #5 Code: diddle283 : more ram is better for higher res. If the 780ti is cheaper it is a no brainer for me! I have a pair of 780ti and they are awesome! I've only got a 1080p monitor so wont be running it at mad res haha Right okay thanks for your help Upvote 0 Downvote
Code: diddle283 : more ram is better for higher res. If the 780ti is cheaper it is a no brainer for me! I have a pair of 780ti and they are awesome! I've only got a 1080p monitor so wont be running it at mad res haha Right okay thanks for your help