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How does 660ti performs on 1440x900 ?
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I'm trying to figure out which gpu should i get for my new budget system, and i'm really in between of picking a 7870 or a 660 ti. I'm going to run my system at 1440x900 resolution with these system I5 3470 8 GB Memory I'm kinda new to this stuff and was wondering how would a 192 Bit, 660 ti perform on a 1440x900 resolution with AA and AF turned on at maximum settings ? I Know 660ti or a 7870 is a overkill for that resolution but i'll get a new screen later (like 1 or maybe 2 years later, i'm fine with this resolution for now) Best regards! |
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whatever card you get you can max out everything with lots of AA.
If you use lots of AA the 7870 will be fine. If not so much 660 ti will be good. You will notice slowdown using a lot of AA on 192bit. 2/4x AA would have no impact im sure. |
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What GPU do you have atm?
The trouble with your current plan is that, as you say, a 660Ti or 7870 will be overkill for 1440*900, but by the time you upgrade, it may no longer be sufficient for high-end resolutions. So I'd recommend you get something cheaper now (like a used GTX460 or HD6850, generally about half the price of a 7770 if you're patient and pick up newly listed underpriced Buy-it-Now on eBay), then upgrade when you upgrade your monitor. If you insist on getting one of those cards today, the 660Ti is a better card and the 7870 is generally cheaper. They're both fine. If you decide to look at a boost edition 7870, beware as some people are blaming AMD's boost implementation for their frame latency woes. Quote:
http://techreport.com/review/23981/r...0-ti-revisited |
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660TI at that res should be fine.
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Obviously it depends on the game, but in general, it should romp all over everything.
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![]() and with new drivers it will be much more boost! my friend got Sapphire 7950 VaporX and hes min fps is droped on kharg island to 38fps with same config at 1080 and on vga percision was displayed only 1535 RAM in use of 3Gb! and there is many vids on youtube you can see ! and 7950 is rated as Entusiast card ! not mid range card! so is up to you mate!
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I had an HD 7870 but returned it due to the fact that it was overkill (1440x900 at the time) , and if you aren't planning on upgrading your monitor, get whatever is the most cost effective for you. |
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Go through this review look at the 1280x800 and the 1680x900 your 1440x900 will be in between those FPS.
http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/P..._Stream/6.html
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