L Losergc Honorable Feb 8, 2014 61 0 10,640 Oct 8, 2014 #1 as the title says, MSI's 970 Gaming or MSI"s 780 IC TWIN FROZR? which should i get if im not looking to upgrade my pc for the next 3-5 years?
as the title says, MSI's 970 Gaming or MSI"s 780 IC TWIN FROZR? which should i get if im not looking to upgrade my pc for the next 3-5 years?
Solution MeteorsRaining Oct 8, 2014 GTX 970, more VRAM, more power efficient, cooler, cheaper, way to go!
MeteorsRaining Champion Jul 27, 2014 8,346 3 50,565 Oct 8, 2014 Solution #2 GTX 970, more VRAM, more power efficient, cooler, cheaper, way to go! Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
JamesHeller Reputable Sep 2, 2014 589 0 5,360 Oct 8, 2014 #3 GTX 970 of cousrse its maxwell which is better than kepler in many aspects Upvote 0 Downvote
MeteorsRaining Champion Jul 27, 2014 8,346 3 50,565 Oct 8, 2014 #4 JamesHeller : GTX 970 of cousrse its maxwell which is better than kepler in many aspects it supports dx12 Kepler supports DX12 as well, the whole 700 series does in fact. Upvote 0 Downvote
JamesHeller : GTX 970 of cousrse its maxwell which is better than kepler in many aspects it supports dx12 Kepler supports DX12 as well, the whole 700 series does in fact.
JamesHeller Reputable Sep 2, 2014 589 0 5,360 Oct 8, 2014 #5 MeteorsRaining : JamesHeller : GTX 970 of cousrse its maxwell which is better than kepler in many aspects it supports dx12 Kepler supports DX12 as well, the whole 700 series does in fact. I didn't reffer dx12 as a aspect Upvote 0 Downvote
MeteorsRaining : JamesHeller : GTX 970 of cousrse its maxwell which is better than kepler in many aspects it supports dx12 Kepler supports DX12 as well, the whole 700 series does in fact. I didn't reffer dx12 as a aspect
MeteorsRaining Champion Jul 27, 2014 8,346 3 50,565 Oct 8, 2014 #6 Then what did you refer it to as? Upvote 0 Downvote
JamesHeller Reputable Sep 2, 2014 589 0 5,360 Oct 8, 2014 #7 MeteorsRaining : Then what did you refer it to as? -more efficient multiprocessors -larger dedicated shared memory -fast shared memory atomics -support for dynamic parallelism Upvote 0 Downvote
MeteorsRaining : Then what did you refer it to as? -more efficient multiprocessors -larger dedicated shared memory -fast shared memory atomics -support for dynamic parallelism
MeteorsRaining Champion Jul 27, 2014 8,346 3 50,565 Oct 8, 2014 #8 I am asking what did you refer the DX12 as, if not as an aspect? Upvote 0 Downvote
JamesHeller Reputable Sep 2, 2014 589 0 5,360 Oct 8, 2014 #9 MeteorsRaining : I am asking what did you refer the DX12 as, if not as an aspect? yep I shouldn't have stated dx12 Upvote 0 Downvote
MeteorsRaining : I am asking what did you refer the DX12 as, if not as an aspect? yep I shouldn't have stated dx12