Need advice on graphics card upgrade

[x41823t]

Hello

I'm looking for a new graphics card but frankly I'm clueless as to what I can get for my current system and expect it to function properly, my system as of this moment has the following:

- Windows 7 Professional (OS)
- ROG Black Rampage IV - Black edition (Motherboard)
- Intel Core i7-4820k @ 3.70GHz (Processor)
- Geforce 780 TI (graphics card)
- 2 x Kingston DDR3 HyperX Beast 8GB (16 GB total)
- Corsair CS750M (750 watt power supply)

I've looked at 1070's and 1080's but I am not entirely sure whenever I can put any of those into my current system without having any issues (bottlenecks etc.)

Thanks in advance for any advice you may have for me.

- T.L.

 

[volkgren]

Yes you could choose either of those. Your current GPU uses more power than a GTX 1070 and possibly a GTX 1080. Either way your 750W PSU is enough. Also note the 1070 Ti is releasing soon and is available for preorder.

 

[x41823t]

Yes you could choose either of those. Your current GPU uses more power than a GTX 1070 and possibly a GTX 1080. Either way your 750W PSU is enough. Also note the 1070 Ti is releasing soon and is available for preorder.

What graphics card would you suggest I look into in terms of performance?
I rarely upgrade anything except when a component cease functioning entirely so something that would be at least 'decent for the foreseeable future' would be nice.

 

[volkgren]

GTX 1070 is good for right now. If you want to play at 4K or have your GPU last longer get a 1070 Ti or 1080.

 

[x41823t]

GTX 1070 is good for right now. If you want to play at 4K or have your GPU last longer get a 1070 Ti or 1080.

Any particular manufacturer I should aim for? (MSI, ASUS etc.)

 

[volkgren]

Well they all have good cards. Usually have cheap, middle, and high-end, with a couple variations of each.

I like EVGA SC and FTW (including all variants)
MSI Gaming X and Titanium
ASUS Strix

And there are more good ones I'd have to look through them.

 

[x41823t]

Well they all have good cards. Usually have cheap, middle, and high-end, with a couple variations of each.

I like EVGA SC and FTW (including all variants)
MSI Gaming X and Titanium
ASUS Strix

And there are more good ones I'd have to look through them.

Well I got an idea what to look for then, thanks for all your advice.

- T.L.