Will GTX 760 max out most games?

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Hello. I'm looking to upgrade my card and I'm wondering if a 760 will be able to run nearly all games at 60 fps 1080p medium or high settings. If that doesn't, would a 770 suffice?
 
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Will it max out most games like the title asks? Not even close.

Rough and tumble, a 760 will get medium-high settings while maintaining 60fps at 1080p. A 770 will let you run with the ultra preset, and a 780 will let you run with all settings maxxed out with high numbers of AA and AF.
When I had a single 770, I was able to play ultra on most newer games. High with all settings cranked up perfect on every game. I now have dual 770's, and I gobble everything up.

I'd honestly say, if you can, get the 770 over the 760, If you have the 760, then don't bother upgrading, wait until the 760 stops letting you play on high. But judging by your question you have neither, I would say the 770 is definitely the way to go.
 
a 760 will get solid 50-60 in most games I get that kind of fps in BF4 but in some games in this case AC4:black flag it really struggles to get even 30 fps in 1080p if u want high physx you have to turn off vsync to play at 30fps I hear it's because of lack of optimization of the game and not the cards fault...so solid performance in most of the games
 
Will it max out most games like the title asks? Not even close.

Rough and tumble, a 760 will get medium-high settings while maintaining 60fps at 1080p. A 770 will let you run with the ultra preset, and a 780 will let you run with all settings maxxed out with high numbers of AA and AF.
 
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760 gets 60 fps in the ultra preset of battlefield 4
 


in case of AC4 the very poor performance of physx could be because of the game engine itself did not use PhysX as it core physics engine unlike UE3. the Anvil Next engine actually use Havok as it's core physic engine. Nvidia and Ubisoft just put PhysX APEX on top of Havok.
 

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