so tomorow im getting a asus gtx 760 can anyone tell me how it is first time nvidia?
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I will state some facts:
1) Each graphics card behaves different in different games. That has to do with the coding
2)Your eye cannot notice difference below 35 fps, neither the game lags.
3)Nvidia is ok, but if there a problem with your setup its gonna take ages to find the issue.
1) Each graphics card behaves different in different games. That has to do with the coding
2)Your eye cannot notice difference below 35 fps, neither the game lags.
3)Nvidia is ok, but if there a problem with your setup its gonna take ages to find the issue.
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this tool (from nvidia) have several settings for several games. Good if you play yourself and don't want to handle the settings yourself
but maybe bad if you want to bot as much bots your pc can handle
this tool (from nvidia) have several settings for several games. Good if you play yourself and don't want to handle the settings yourself
but maybe bad if you want to bot as much bots your pc can handle
I suggest GTX over Asus. I have a 680 4gb ftw edition. I haven't had any problems. This is my first nvidia card as well. I was an AMD diehard for the longest time. I now have an Intel i7 3770k. I will never look back to AMD.
All in all you will enjoy it.
With a 760 I'd imagine you can play in ultra and never drop below 30.
All in all you will enjoy it.
With a 760 I'd imagine you can play in ultra and never drop below 30.
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^^ i think the guy above me means EVGA, anyway the 760 is a rebranded 670 and i get quite good fps with it i used to get around 80FPS but now i'm using 2 and running 3 bots at the same time.
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I use to love ATI... huge fan.. Then they teamed up with AMD and they have become horrible if you ask me. Everycard I got for a few years would burn up, or just stop working for no reason. Could've just been bad luck, but I've had a GTX460 which I have retired to a older pc for 4 years and its still going strong.