More VRAM or SSD?

dvs99

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I'm building a gaming pc and i have a doubt. What would you buy?

ASUS Gtx 770 2gb and ssd or gigabyte gtx 770 4gb without ssd

Please, note that it will have to last at least 3 or 4 years
 
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Ok pros and cons for both. SSD's are fantastic but with only 120GB that would be best used as your operating system drive and maybe 1 or 2 games. They do increase boot time and loading times by a bit and windows runs smooth as a baby's bum. However you will fill the SSD in no time and TBH on most games I have played there is not much of an improvement apart from a few seconds quicker load times.

2GB vs 4GB VRam. As of now most new games when running on high settings will use nearly all of the 2GB VRam, i suspect in the near future games will use more and more VRam. It seems that now 3-4GB cards are the way to go however there is a significant cost difference.

Personally I would get the 770 4BG as in time the games will need the extra...
Ok pros and cons for both. SSD's are fantastic but with only 120GB that would be best used as your operating system drive and maybe 1 or 2 games. They do increase boot time and loading times by a bit and windows runs smooth as a baby's bum. However you will fill the SSD in no time and TBH on most games I have played there is not much of an improvement apart from a few seconds quicker load times.

2GB vs 4GB VRam. As of now most new games when running on high settings will use nearly all of the 2GB VRam, i suspect in the near future games will use more and more VRam. It seems that now 3-4GB cards are the way to go however there is a significant cost difference.

Personally I would get the 770 4BG as in time the games will need the extra ram. I have found 1 or 2 games will drop FPS on my GTX 680 2GB due to the memory buffer being full. SSD's are getting cheaper and I would wait, you will get a better gaming experience from the better GPU.
 
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