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2014/04/15 06:12:22 (permalink)
780 Ti 3gb now? Or wait for the GTX 780 6gb cards?
 
I plan to buy two and run them in SLi. going for maximum FPS to match my 144Hz.
 
Not sure what to do.. I'm considering dual 3gb 780 ti's at the moment or should I wait for the 6gb models to be released instead?
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    Re: Single 144hz 1080p monitor - What card? 2014/04/15 06:24:58 (permalink)
    I have the Asus 144MHz 1080p monitor and don't have any problems with VRAM.  3GB should be plenty

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    Re: Single 144hz 1080p monitor - What card? 2014/04/15 06:40:22 (permalink)
    What games do you play JLM? 
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    Re: Single 144hz 1080p monitor - What card? 2014/04/15 06:42:06 (permalink)
    Mostly World of Tanks and BF occasionally.

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    Re: Single 144hz 1080p monitor - What card? 2014/04/15 06:47:11 (permalink)
    Hmm okay, have a feeling games like Titanfall might challenge the vram a bit @ 3GB
     
    Is there a chart somewhere that shows how much video ram modern games need @ certain resolutions?
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    Re: Single 144hz 1080p monitor - What card? 2014/04/15 06:56:37 (permalink)
    I'd have to look around online.  I've heard that's one of the more demanding VRAM games when the settings are on max.  
    Maybe somebody here with real world experience for that game can chime in.

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    Re: Single 144hz 1080p monitor - What card? 2014/04/15 08:11:35 (permalink)
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    I'd have to look around online.  I've heard that's one of the more demanding VRAM games when the settings are on max.  
    Maybe somebody here with real world experience for that game can chime in.


    mate for how long you will keep that gfx card? 3 to 4 years at least?
     
    and all aside..
    if i were you... i would go for a 4GB version MINIMUM ( if there is any in the 780 brand cause with so many rebrands i forgot the variants there are)
    Why?
     
    check out the recommended specs for the upcoming game from Ubisoft - Watch Dogs!
    i can't even imagine what are the "optimal" specs to play that game without hassle at high res with full eye candy.
     
    i feel we are going to enter a new era of gaming and ubisoft just settle the mark with recommended specs of 2GB of VRam
     
     
     
     
    i now regret i didn't bought the 4GB version of my GTX760 sc last x-mas!
     
    and as for real experience.. depends on the game.. i have far cry 2 eating up from 1.2 to 1.8GB of Vram!(variates)
    and i'm talking about a DX10 game!
     
    far cry3 did not take as much mem i think (in DX11)
     
    if other gamers wanna comment even better for you!
     
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    Re: Single 144hz 1080p monitor - What card? 2014/04/15 08:52:41 (permalink)
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    I have the Asus 144MHz 1080p monitor and don't have any problems with VRAM.  3GB should be plenty


    Oh I know 120Hz HDTV LED 1080p runs at 144MHz is the normal. I have 4 HDTVs one 55" three 40" hooked up and they all report 144MHz. that is normal for a 120Hz TV.
     
    Also I always went by how much does 1or 2 frames in a game hold for a game . that's how much your card needs in VRAM. My 760s at 2Gb have not disappointed me once.
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    Re: Single 144hz 1080p monitor - What card? 2014/04/15 09:21:03 (permalink)
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    Hmm okay, have a feeling games like Titanfall might challenge the vram a bit @ 3GB
     
    Is there a chart somewhere that shows how much video ram modern games need @ certain resolutions?


    I can confirm that Titanfall at 1080p at max settings uses over 3050MB of VRAM on my 780. It runs smooth but if everything is max it uses all of the ram almost. If you lower the settings though from insane to high it drops significantly and doesn't look different, at least to me.
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    Re: Single 144hz 1080p monitor - What card? 2014/04/15 11:51:41 (permalink)
    For BF you will be much better off with the Ti the 6bg 780 will not be as fast.

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    Re: Single 144hz 1080p monitor - What card? 2014/04/17 10:30:29 (permalink)
    I have Asus VG278HE 27inch 144hz monitor and am using two GTX 780ti SC 3gb i hit 140 to 150fps in Battle field 4 with all setting on ultra plus AA.

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    Re: Single 144hz 1080p monitor - What card? 2014/04/17 10:59:54 (permalink)
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    Hmm okay, have a feeling games like Titanfall might challenge the vram a bit @ 3GB
     
    Is there a chart somewhere that shows how much video ram modern games need @ certain resolutions?


    I can confirm that Titanfall at 1080p at max settings uses over 3050MB of VRAM on my 780. It runs smooth but if everything is max it uses all of the ram almost. If you lower the settings though from insane to high it drops significantly and doesn't look different, at least to me.


    I can second this. Everything runs smooth though. I have the game set on very high right now have no problems. I only have it set on 4xMSAA though.
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    Re: Single 144hz 1080p monitor - What card? 2014/04/17 12:29:36 (permalink)
    There are very few games right now that use over 3GB of memory. You should only consider a 6GB card if you want to run a much higher resolution monitor or high resolution multi-monitor

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    Re: Single 144hz 1080p monitor - What card? 2014/04/18 05:11:14 (permalink)
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    There are very few games right now that use over 3GB of memory. You should only consider a 6GB card if you want to run a much higher resolution monitor or high resolution multi-monitor



    This. 
     
    Although, if it were me and I were buying today - I'd wait for 6GB. It won't cost that much more.
     
    If you must buy today, I highly recommend the used market on eBay. I was able to snag 2x EVGA GTX 780 Classified 3GB cards for around $400 each. One even came with box, receipt, etc.
     
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    Re: Single 144hz 1080p monitor - What card? 2014/04/19 06:56:00 (permalink)
    780's will run outta power long before they can come anywhere close to using 6gb vram making it pointless. The 4gb 770 and 760 dont have enough juice to use up their vram. They simply run out of processing power before they can reach their vram max. Honestly same is with the 3gb cards I mean there is a reason the 780ti beats the 290x(4gb) in every single test even at 4k. The extra 4gb vram just isnt used. Can a select few game/games come close to using 3gb? I havent seen anything come close to maxing my 780ti classifieds so I'd say not really. The 6gb card IMO would be a waste and not worth waiting on for gaming.
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    Re: Single 144hz 1080p monitor - What card? 2014/04/19 16:57:26 (permalink)
     
    Some games are more Ram hungry than others. Not too many games would need more than 3GB's. It's up to you.

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    Re: Single 144hz 1080p monitor - What card? 2014/04/19 17:20:06 (permalink)
    Even at 4k the 780ti was beating the 290x. Goes to show the extra 1gb vram doesn make a difference.
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    Re: Single 144hz 1080p monitor - What card? 2014/04/20 01:15:30 (permalink)
    well bf4 on my 2560x1440 screen @ 120hz doesnt break 3gb ram usage so at 1080 you would be more than fine

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    Re: Single 144hz 1080p monitor - What card? 2014/04/22 19:30:15 (permalink)
    I just ran Titanfall Max settings with 4GB SLI GTX 760s 1920x1080 @ 60hz and GPU-Z reported 3410MB... I couldn't believe that Titanfall was pulling that much VRam, so I went and checked it out myself.  Kinda scares me.
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    Re: Single 144hz 1080p monitor - What card? 2014/04/22 19:40:15 (permalink)
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    780's will run outta power long before they can come anywhere close to using 6gb vram making it pointless. The 4gb 770 and 760 dont have enough juice to use up their vram. They simply run out of processing power before they can reach their vram max. Honestly same is with the 3gb cards I mean there is a reason the 780ti beats the 290x(4gb) in every single test even at 4k. The extra 4gb vram just isnt used. Can a select few game/games come close to using 3gb? I havent seen anything come close to maxing my 780ti classifieds so I'd say not really. The 6gb card IMO would be a waste and not worth waiting on for gaming.

    I'm planning to buy a 770 4gb for the upcoming next gen games. Been researching thoroughly if it is true that 770 doesn't have enough juice to go over 2gb vram usage. If it is, it makes me wonder why they make 4gb variants if it can't go beyond 2gb? Or do I have to SLI the 770s in order to have more juice that will make it go over 2gb vram? Experts please enlighten me, been researching for almost a day now. Lol. I also have the 144mhz monitor if it matters.
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    Re: Single 144hz 1080p monitor - What card? 2014/04/24 06:19:19 (permalink)
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    I just ran Titanfall Max settings with 4GB SLI GTX 760s 1920x1080 @ 60hz and GPU-Z reported 3410MB... I couldn't believe that Titanfall was pulling that much VRam, so I went and checked it out myself.  Kinda scares me.



     
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    Re: Single 144hz 1080p monitor - What card? 2014/04/24 08:33:47 (permalink)
    2gb is all you need for a single 1080p screen. The 144hz doesn't affect vram. The reports of games using more than 2gb at 1080p must be some driver problem or how the game ultizes it, even tho it does not need it. Forgot what game I was playing but I was at 3.5gb and after a dRiver update it dropped below 2gb.
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    Re: Single 144hz 1080p monitor - What card? 2014/04/24 09:31:11 (permalink)
    What you think I will not have problems in any game because GTX780Ti 3GB on 1080p resolution?
    I hope not, it would be bad on so expensive card, and on normal resolution. It's not some 4K resolution or similar...
    How much video memory need for Titanfall for 1080p?
     
     
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    Re: Single 144hz 1080p monitor - What card? 2014/04/24 11:17:18 (permalink)
    Thanks for all the feedback.

    I ended up settling for two 780 TI 3gb Classifieds for now. I might step-up to 6Gb Classified TI's if that will be an option in a month or two.. or even to 790's if those are released. But for now I'll be very happy with the 3Gb cards I'm sure.
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    Re: Single 144hz 1080p monitor - What card? 2014/04/24 12:03:55 (permalink)
    If I notice some problems because lack of video memory I cross on Radeon immediately forever.
    GTX700 series don't need 2GB at all, and GTX780/GTX780Ti series don't need same memory as high end before 4 years. 
    That was stupid decision of NVIDIA, but all people know last 2 years they think only about money and how to sell one thing two times.
    Imagine someone who bought GTX770 2GB in 2014, why is that with memory limited crap even on market, what 2GB do on such card.
    NVIDIA is such company ready to push people in stupid decision only to sell them twice same architecture. I notice that before some time, and with NVIDIA need special attention and more thinking than for Radeon. They don't have such dirty intentions as NVIDIA. They offer immediately what they have, bad of good they don't know better. NVIDIA make calculations and we are victims later. 
    Now someone to tell me, you have problems because lack of video memory or for few months, one year, you need card with more video memory, that will not be NVIDIA, no matter on performance, price, models, NO WAY. 
     
     
     
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    Re: Single 144hz 1080p monitor - What card? 2014/04/24 16:37:23 (permalink)
    well just played another dx11 game on ultra settings.
    and got no lack of frames. very smooth playing thankfully...
     
    when i saw the Vram numbers been used.. i realized the game was eating up to 1.8GB!
     
    i am talking about  Need For Speed: Rivals...
     
    damn games these days sure are mem hungry....

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    Re: Single 144hz 1080p monitor - What card? 2014/04/25 14:16:04 (permalink)
    On my 780 TI Classy - 
     
    1080P @ 144HZ
     
    Max settings : 
     
    Titanfall - Highest was 2800 used.. 
    BF4 - 2100
     
    Id not be concerned about it - its plenty for 144hz & 1080p.
     

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    Re: Single 144hz 1080p monitor - What card? 2014/04/28 13:26:47 (permalink)
    yah i just got my 780ti sc i love it, if theres a step up ill do it anyways just so im prepared, i have 87 days left to step up lets do this !! lolol
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