MSI n770 GTX 770 VS Asus GTX 770

[Rylic123]

I currently thinking of getting a GTX 770 But i'm not sure witch one to get i've chosen between MSI and Asus.

I don't plan on OCing it as because i have no idea how to.....

 

[jay2tall]

Both are very good brands. I tend to go with ASUS, but I manually overclock everything. The MSI cards typically have a higher stock overclock already on the card. So I'd go with them. Right now NEWEGG has a deal on the MSI. Grab it while it lasts unless you are looking for the 4GB model.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814127741

 

[Grippinq]

Do not go with a 4GB model. It's unnecessary, and it costs more. Most games (besides Source based games) will only utilize 2GB anyways.

If you're looking to manually OC, go with MSI. With my experience with MSI, I had a fun time playing with the clocks on that bad boy. Though it was Radeon, I believe there isn't a huge difference when playing with the clocks when it comes to MSI.

If you're open to new ideas, take a look at this bad boy here.

Gigabyte is one of the best Price per Performance companies out there, so this is your best bet for a 4GB card if you really want one.
http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?gclid=CKrwmoiIrr0CFcU-MgodKHUAgw&Item=N82E16814125462&nm_mc=KNC-GoogleAdwordsCA&cm_mmc=KNC-GoogleAdwordsCA-_-pla-_-Desktop+Graphics+Cards-_-N82E16814125462&ef_id=UzGnjgAAAa-m1VxE:20140325160416:s

Cheers!
Remember to select the best solution!

 

[Rylic123]

Both are very good brands. I tend to go with ASUS, but I manually overclock everything. The MSI cards typically have a higher stock overclock already on the card. So I'd go with them. Right now NEWEGG has a deal on the MSI. Grab it while it lasts unless you are looking for the 4GB model.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814127741

Comparing the clock speeds between Asus and Msi would it make a difference in games?
Also i hear the asus runs quieter and cooler

 

[Grippinq]

Do you care about noise?

 

[Rylic123]

Do not go with a 4GB model. It's unnecessary, and it costs more. Most games (besides Source based games) will only utilize 2GB anyways.

If you're looking to manually OC, go with MSI. With my experience with MSI, I had a fun time playing with the clocks on that bad boy. Though it was Radeon, I believe there isn't a huge difference when playing with the clocks when it comes to MSI.

If you're open to new ideas, take a look at this bad boy here.

Gigabyte is one of the best Price per Performance companies out there, so this is your best bet for a 4GB card if you really want one.
http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?gclid=CKrwmoiIrr0CFcU-MgodKHUAgw&Item=N82E16814125462&nm_mc=KNC-GoogleAdwordsCA&cm_mmc=KNC-GoogleAdwordsCA-_-pla-_-Desktop+Graphics+Cards-_-N82E16814125462&ef_id=UzGnjgAAAa-m1VxE:20140325160416:s

Cheers!
Remember to select the best solution!

Im only have a single 1080 monitor so i dont really need 4gb

 

[Rylic123]

Do you care about noise?

Kinda



My parts
Asus Z87-a
I5 4670k
212 evo
Corsair c70
Corsair ax760
3 case fans with the case

 

[paitjsu sadff]

Do not go with a 4GB model. It's unnecessary, and it costs more. Most games (besides Source based games) will only utilize 2GB anyways.

If you're looking to manually OC, go with MSI. With my experience with MSI, I had a fun time playing with the clocks on that bad boy. Though it was Radeon, I believe there isn't a huge difference when playing with the clocks when it comes to MSI.

If you're open to new ideas, take a look at this bad boy here.

Gigabyte is one of the best Price per Performance companies out there, so this is your best bet for a 4GB card if you really want one.
http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?gclid=CKrwmoiIrr0CFcU-MgodKHUAgw&Item=N82E16814125462&nm_mc=KNC-GoogleAdwordsCA&cm_mmc=KNC-GoogleAdwordsCA-_-pla-_-Desktop+Graphics+Cards-_-N82E16814125462&ef_id=UzGnjgAAAa-m1VxE:20140325160416:s

Cheers!
Remember to select the best solution!

Im only have a single 1080 monitor so i dont really need 4gb

you will down the road...trust me, i suggest you google a little on the subject and that will change your mind...
Battlefield 4 and titanfall already use more than 2 gb of vram at 1080p and they are not even considered
''real next gen games'' yet...real next gen titles like watch dogs for example will use anywhere
from 2.5gb all the way up to 4 gb...at 1080p, so if you like pretty textures and supersampling a little,
a 3gb or more graphics card is required

Also another thing to consider is that the GTX 780 is all around about 42% faster than the GTX 770,
so i would do a price/performance ratio comparision beetween the two, and factor in the fact that the 780
has 3gb of memory...

The GTX 780 house the all mighty GK110 chip juste like the titan and 780ti, the GTX770 house the previous
gen GK104 chip just like the GTX680, so if you dont have the budget for a 780, i would look to get a used GTX680
and save some more...

 

[mxmxmx]

+1 on msi on performance

+1 on asus cooling

 

[Rylic123]

Do not go with a 4GB model. It's unnecessary, and it costs more. Most games (besides Source based games) will only utilize 2GB anyways.

If you're looking to manually OC, go with MSI. With my experience with MSI, I had a fun time playing with the clocks on that bad boy. Though it was Radeon, I believe there isn't a huge difference when playing with the clocks when it comes to MSI.

If you're open to new ideas, take a look at this bad boy here.

Gigabyte is one of the best Price per Performance companies out there, so this is your best bet for a 4GB card if you really want one.
http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?gclid=CKrwmoiIrr0CFcU-MgodKHUAgw&Item=N82E16814125462&nm_mc=KNC-GoogleAdwordsCA&cm_mmc=KNC-GoogleAdwordsCA-_-pla-_-Desktop+Graphics+Cards-_-N82E16814125462&ef_id=UzGnjgAAAa-m1VxE:20140325160416:s

Cheers!
Remember to select the best solution!

Im only have a single 1080 monitor so i dont really need 4gb

you will down the road...trust me, i suggest you google a little on the subject and that will change your mind...
Battlefield 4 and titanfall already use more than 2 gb of vram at 1080p and they are not even considered
''real next gen games'' yet...real next gen titles like watch dogs for example will use anywhere
from 2.5gb all the way up to 4 gb...at 1080p, so if you like pretty textures and supersampling a little,
a 3gb or more graphics card is required

Also another thing to consider is that the GTX 780 is all around about 42% faster than the GTX 770,
so i would do a price/performance ratio comparision beetween the two, and factor in the fact that the 780
has 3gb of memory...

The GTX 780 house the all mighty GK110 chip juste like the titan and 780ti, the GTX770 house the previous
gen GK104 chip just like the GTX680, so if you dont have the budget for a 780, i would look to get a used GTX680
and save some more...

+1 on msi on performance

+1 on asus cooling

Is there much difference bet the clock speeds of msi and asus

 

[Rylic123]

Do not go with a 4GB model. It's unnecessary, and it costs more. Most games (besides Source based games) will only utilize 2GB anyways.

If you're looking to manually OC, go with MSI. With my experience with MSI, I had a fun time playing with the clocks on that bad boy. Though it was Radeon, I believe there isn't a huge difference when playing with the clocks when it comes to MSI.

If you're open to new ideas, take a look at this bad boy here.

Gigabyte is one of the best Price per Performance companies out there, so this is your best bet for a 4GB card if you really want one.
http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?gclid=CKrwmoiIrr0CFcU-MgodKHUAgw&Item=N82E16814125462&nm_mc=KNC-GoogleAdwordsCA&cm_mmc=KNC-GoogleAdwordsCA-_-pla-_-Desktop+Graphics+Cards-_-N82E16814125462&ef_id=UzGnjgAAAa-m1VxE:20140325160416:s

Cheers!
Remember to select the best solution!

Im only have a single 1080 monitor so i dont really need 4gb

you will down the road...trust me, i suggest you google a little on the subject and that will change your mind...
Battlefield 4 and titanfall already use more than 2 gb of vram at 1080p and they are not even considered
''real next gen games'' yet...real next gen titles like watch dogs for example will use anywhere
from 2.5gb all the way up to 4 gb...at 1080p, so if you like pretty textures and supersampling a little,
a 3gb or more graphics card is required

Also another thing to consider is that the GTX 780 is all around about 42% faster than the GTX 770,
so i would do a price/performance ratio comparision beetween the two, and factor in the fact that the 780
has 3gb of memory...

The GTX 780 house the all mighty GK110 chip juste like the titan and 780ti, the GTX770 house the previous
gen GK104 chip just like the GTX680, so if you dont have the budget for a 780, i would look to get a used GTX680
and save some more...

I might have to limit on some stuff like processor and Mobo

 

[Rylic123]

Do not go with a 4GB model. It's unnecessary, and it costs more. Most games (besides Source based games) will only utilize 2GB anyways.

If you're looking to manually OC, go with MSI. With my experience with MSI, I had a fun time playing with the clocks on that bad boy. Though it was Radeon, I believe there isn't a huge difference when playing with the clocks when it comes to MSI.

If you're open to new ideas, take a look at this bad boy here.

Gigabyte is one of the best Price per Performance companies out there, so this is your best bet for a 4GB card if you really want one.
http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?gclid=CKrwmoiIrr0CFcU-MgodKHUAgw&Item=N82E16814125462&nm_mc=KNC-GoogleAdwordsCA&cm_mmc=KNC-GoogleAdwordsCA-_-pla-_-Desktop+Graphics+Cards-_-N82E16814125462&ef_id=UzGnjgAAAa-m1VxE:20140325160416:s

Cheers!
Remember to select the best solution!

Im only have a single 1080 monitor so i dont really need 4gb

you will down the road...trust me, i suggest you google a little on the subject and that will change your mind...
Battlefield 4 and titanfall already use more than 2 gb of vram at 1080p and they are not even considered
''real next gen games'' yet...real next gen titles like watch dogs for example will use anywhere
from 2.5gb all the way up to 4 gb...at 1080p, so if you like pretty textures and supersampling a little,
a 3gb or more graphics card is required

Also another thing to consider is that the GTX 780 is all around about 42% faster than the GTX 770,
so i would do a price/performance ratio comparision beetween the two, and factor in the fact that the 780
has 3gb of memory...

The GTX 780 house the all mighty GK110 chip juste like the titan and 780ti, the GTX770 house the previous
gen GK104 chip just like the GTX680, so if you dont have the budget for a 780, i would look to get a used GTX680
and save some more...

I don't plan on playing bf4 on ultra badass if i have to turn down MSAA or what ever its called i will,But all i want to to get is 60+ frames

 

[paitjsu sadff]

Do not go with a 4GB model. It's unnecessary, and it costs more. Most games (besides Source based games) will only utilize 2GB anyways.

If you're looking to manually OC, go with MSI. With my experience with MSI, I had a fun time playing with the clocks on that bad boy. Though it was Radeon, I believe there isn't a huge difference when playing with the clocks when it comes to MSI.

If you're open to new ideas, take a look at this bad boy here.

Gigabyte is one of the best Price per Performance companies out there, so this is your best bet for a 4GB card if you really want one.
http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?gclid=CKrwmoiIrr0CFcU-MgodKHUAgw&Item=N82E16814125462&nm_mc=KNC-GoogleAdwordsCA&cm_mmc=KNC-GoogleAdwordsCA-_-pla-_-Desktop+Graphics+Cards-_-N82E16814125462&ef_id=UzGnjgAAAa-m1VxE:20140325160416:s

Cheers!
Remember to select the best solution!

Im only have a single 1080 monitor so i dont really need 4gb

you will down the road...trust me, i suggest you google a little on the subject and that will change your mind...
Battlefield 4 and titanfall already use more than 2 gb of vram at 1080p and they are not even considered
''real next gen games'' yet...real next gen titles like watch dogs for example will use anywhere
from 2.5gb all the way up to 4 gb...at 1080p, so if you like pretty textures and supersampling a little,
a 3gb or more graphics card is required

Also another thing to consider is that the GTX 780 is all around about 42% faster than the GTX 770,
so i would do a price/performance ratio comparision beetween the two, and factor in the fact that the 780
has 3gb of memory...

The GTX 780 house the all mighty GK110 chip juste like the titan and 780ti, the GTX770 house the previous
gen GK104 chip just like the GTX680, so if you dont have the budget for a 780, i would look to get a used GTX680
and save some more...

I don't plan on playing bf4 on ultra badass if i have to turn down MSAA or what ever its called i will,But all i want to to get is 60+ frames

in that case a GTX770 will get you there my man