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Morning everyone
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So, debating on a GTX780 upgrade to the Titan x (maybe the superclocked one from EVGA)
Its an obvious massive jump from my current GTX780 .
My full system specs are
I7 5960x @4.2 ghz
Noctua NH D-14 cooler
16 gigs ddr4
Asrock fatal1ty Killer x99x motherboard
Adata 256 ssd as C drive
1 TB samsung 840evo games drive
1tb hdd as scrub drive for video recording
all Wrapped in a Corsair540 case
Monitor is a ROG swift Gsync 27" 2560 x 1440 (main) and a 24 " Benq 1080p
Debating on the Titan x as an upgrade as my GTX 780 is showing signs its struggling at times at 2560 x 1440 and new games are going to push it even harder...eg Witcher 3 , the Division, GTA V and a few other titles.
Question i am asking myself ..do you think the Titan X would stay a Viable single card to use going into the next 2-3 years? thats about as long as i try and hold onto a card when i have purchased it and the reason why i target the best card at the time of my upgrade as a purchase.
Dx12 and windows 10 seem like they will be making good use of my 5960x in the next year or so and thats damn good news with a 7x draw call increase being seen.
just opinions..would you reasonably expect to be able to keep this investment viable for the next 3 years of gaming? Its a large investment but one i dont mind making if i can get 3 good years out of it for the price.
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So, debating on a GTX780 upgrade to the Titan x (maybe the superclocked one from EVGA)
Its an obvious massive jump from my current GTX780 .
My full system specs are
I7 5960x @4.2 ghz
Noctua NH D-14 cooler
16 gigs ddr4
Asrock fatal1ty Killer x99x motherboard
Adata 256 ssd as C drive
1 TB samsung 840evo games drive
1tb hdd as scrub drive for video recording
all Wrapped in a Corsair540 case
Monitor is a ROG swift Gsync 27" 2560 x 1440 (main) and a 24 " Benq 1080p
Debating on the Titan x as an upgrade as my GTX 780 is showing signs its struggling at times at 2560 x 1440 and new games are going to push it even harder...eg Witcher 3 , the Division, GTA V and a few other titles.
Question i am asking myself ..do you think the Titan X would stay a Viable single card to use going into the next 2-3 years? thats about as long as i try and hold onto a card when i have purchased it and the reason why i target the best card at the time of my upgrade as a purchase.
Dx12 and windows 10 seem like they will be making good use of my 5960x in the next year or so and thats damn good news with a 7x draw call increase being seen.
just opinions..would you reasonably expect to be able to keep this investment viable for the next 3 years of gaming? Its a large investment but one i dont mind making if i can get 3 good years out of it for the price.