Switch from a 760 to a 770 or 280x
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Hello, very good, basically as the title says, I am thinking about selling my 760 to afford either a 770 or a 280x.
the issue is, I can make a rough idea of the 770, having the 760 on the table.
the doubts come with the 280x, since although in the reviews it appears to have superior performance to the 770 in general, I am not sure if the same issues and problems that are cited for its crossfire apply to a single card,
that is, if being a single card it also suffers from lack of fluidity and/or micro-stuttering, and that is something I cannot accept.that is, since I would never do a cf, is micro stuttering something I won't see? can I go without fear of a 280x or do I go for the safety of a 770 since although the performance itself of the 760 is not brutal, it is noticeable that there is great fluidity even in configurations where it runs around 30 fps
I went from a 560ti to a 760, and although the 760 works perfectly and doesn't give a single problem or failure, in retrospect it is noticeable that the 560ti was a small monster and I changed out of habit and I would like to further increase the difference.
thank you very much PD I come here from N3d -maybe my nick sounds familiar to you- because on these topics for some time I think that forum is very biased and I would like a more impartial or reasonable answer
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Hello, very good, basically as the title says, I'm thinking about selling my 760 to afford either a 770 or a 280x.
The issue is, I can make a rough idea of the 770, having the 760 on the table.
The doubts come with the 280x, because although in the reviews it appears to have superior performance to the 770 in general, I'm not sure if the same issues and problems that are cited for its crossfire apply to a single card,
that is, if being a single card it also suffers from lack of fluidity and/or micro-stuttering, and that's something I can't accept.That is, since I would never do a cf, is micro-stuttering something I won't see? Can I go without fear to a 280x or do I go to the security of a 770, because although the performance itself of the 760 isn't a brute, you can notice a great fluidity even in configurations where it's around 30 fps
I went from a 560ti to a 760, and although the 760 works perfectly and doesn't give a single problem or failure, in retrospect you can notice that the 560ti was a small monster and I changed out of vice and I would like to widen the difference more.
thanks PD I come here from N3d -maybe you know my nick- because in these topics for some time I think that forum is very biased and I would like a more impartial or reasonable answer
Honestly I wouldn't make the change for any unless you put very little money.
The 760 is a small annoying fly that can handle many things..and it's not far behind the ones you mention.
Between the 280X and 770 there would be a supposed equality, although I honestly think it's a little superior the latter, but it's already a matter of prices, tastes, drivers..and review you take..as I don't like any I prefer to cook it myself…;)
Regards.
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je thanks for replying Elp3 -I'm a fan of yours from afar and from healthy envy-
man I would have to put…..let's say I got 190....+ 35 that I recovered from selling an old graphics card I had lying around......225 planted me in what it practically cost me
the idea was the msi 770 from 290 so it would be putting 65, counting that if I was lucky I would sell each game they give away for 10 euros...I would put about 35
and I would return to my beloved msi - the gigabyte is just too much of a mess, it's more of a hassle than my old 260gtx-
:wall::wall::wall::wall:well I'm going to stop thinking about it because I'm the worst if I think about it coldly you're right I'll wait for the next Batman from Rocksteady to change my graphics card
damn Batman, I bought the 460 with Asylum, the 560ti with City, and the 760 with Origins
I'm scared if now between Rocksteady and Warner Bros. Games Montreal they release one per year like the Call of Duty
