Justin Blank Honorable May 9, 2014 63 0 10,630 May 15, 2014 #1 http://pcpartpicker.com/user/Deathbolt/saved/4Gn6 Please no suggestions to switch to an mad grapics card
http://pcpartpicker.com/user/Deathbolt/saved/4Gn6 Please no suggestions to switch to an mad grapics card
Solution lowriderflow May 15, 2014 some of those prices seem high.... like the ram, SSD, and GPU. or at least not as low as I've seen them recently i should say. no reason to do 4gb 770 unless you plan on SLI on at least 2560x1440 or higher... in which case you'd need a higher wattage power supply
some of those prices seem high.... like the ram, SSD, and GPU. or at least not as low as I've seen them recently i should say. no reason to do 4gb 770 unless you plan on SLI on at least 2560x1440 or higher... in which case you'd need a higher wattage power supply
huskersforever Honorable Apr 30, 2013 268 0 10,960 May 15, 2014 #2 Justin Blank : http://pcpartpicker.com/user/Deathbolt/saved/4Gn6 Please no suggestions to switch to an mad grapics card A gtx 770 is good, but you really shouldn't need 4GB of video ram. Upvote 0 Downvote
Justin Blank : http://pcpartpicker.com/user/Deathbolt/saved/4Gn6 Please no suggestions to switch to an mad grapics card A gtx 770 is good, but you really shouldn't need 4GB of video ram.
lowriderflow Distinguished Jul 5, 2010 1,484 0 19,960 May 15, 2014 Solution #3 some of those prices seem high.... like the ram, SSD, and GPU. or at least not as low as I've seen them recently i should say. no reason to do 4gb 770 unless you plan on SLI on at least 2560x1440 or higher... in which case you'd need a higher wattage power supply Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
some of those prices seem high.... like the ram, SSD, and GPU. or at least not as low as I've seen them recently i should say. no reason to do 4gb 770 unless you plan on SLI on at least 2560x1440 or higher... in which case you'd need a higher wattage power supply