Geforce GTX 760 or 770? Help me decide

Definately get an EVGA card. Apart from the games given to you by Nvidia you get Deadfall Adventures, Rise of the Triad and Painkiller: Hell & Damnation from EVGA.

Also, EVGA's warranty is awesome.

You get 3 years of free warranty when registering the product online (you need to do that anyway for the extra games) and also you are allowed to open the card and clean the cooler even change the cooler and still not loose the warranty.

EVGA is the way to go, specially since their cards aren't as overpriced as they used to be.

I got my 770 for 295 €, where the MSI card costs 350 €, Palit cards cost 355 € etc. Only gigabyte was cheaper with 275 €(But Gigabyte gives you nothing but the card)

Be smart in this one, buy the cheapest one, save the money difference between one and another and buy a new gpu in 5 years or so again.

That said, i would totally go for a 760, if my budget was limited.

I got a 670 myself and i don't plan on updating this untill it gets outdated or broken, i can't play BF4 with everything maxed out, but i can put everything on ultra 1920 x 1080 and it works fine with decent fps (game runs smooth). Crysis 3 also plays all maxed out on my card, sometimes it may get a little fps drop, which can be fixed easily (my hard drive is heavy, like near 1TB of games + stuff installed), not to mention the things i run on background (chrome with 20+ tabs, skype, origin, uplay, gpu monitor, windows media player, some music window tabs and some other stuff) and it's not overclocked either (again, more of a reason why you can easily fix this with a little bit of messing around with the card).

Also, it is said that 760 is on equal ground with a 670 in terms of perfomance, mine was more expensive than yours will be, so buy the 760 already and ignore people saying to buy the expensive one for better perfomance, you can use the extra money to upgrade in a few years (put it inside a box piggy bank and put a sticker saying "break in 5 years, computer parts savings").

760 IMO.I'd normally suggest you to go for AMD but you seem dedicated about buying a Nvidia.
BTW, check your PSU.You need a good quality PSU to use either 760 or 770.What brand/watt PSU do you have ?

Oh and I suggest the "MSI Gaming GeForce GTX 760 N760 TF 2GD5/OC Video Card" one, factory OC'ed cards rarely create some problems in random games.You'll probably revert it to stock clocks even if you buy it.

For about 40% more, the 770 provides far less than 40% more performance. For that reason, the 760 gets my vote. In fact, it's the card I'll get if I go Nvidia when I get a new GPU sometime soon.

For RAM, I suggest looking at whatever has the best ratio of positive reviews and price. RAM speed is almost zero concern for a gamer who isn't relying on CPU graphics. Pay attention to how tall the RAM is. You don't want it getting in the way of your CPU cooler. Some of those are huge.

Go with the Gtx 760 2GB it runs everything pretty well at 1080p. Then send it to me since I want to sli it with mine. Thank You!!!

IMO, if you can get your hands on a GTX660Ti get that one. If not, then go for the GTX760...

On your motherboard/RAM I can't comment since I use AMD instead of Intel. But my Phenom 1090T runs with 800Mhz DDR2 banks and I have no problems with this 'slow RAM'. It works great with my GTX660 SLI and I can run almost everything in highest settings (X Rebirth is one of the exceptions, but that engine is totally broken)

R9 290X :)

780 Ti

If both a 760 and 770 are stretching your budget, then get the 760 (the EVGA Superclocked one). It is a fantastic card and will keep you happily running for your usual 3-4 year window. Since you tend to hold on to cards that long, the extra $100 on the 770 isn't going to make that big of a difference for you honestly. You'd be spending 40% more money for 20% more performance :(

I use an MSI GTX 770 and it was worth every penny. Not sure about the 760 though. They're both relatively new cards, so I don't think it would make much of a difference choosing either at this point in time.

I'd say wait a bit for the new models. A new year, meaning new models will come out.

Would suck to buy a 770 with a 860/870 or whatever coming out a week later. lol

I see a Hearthstone

It depends on what you want my friend do you want a 760 , Which will run all of the games you have at medium-high settings? Or do you want something that can play games at higher frame rates but at a higher price? I would have to say putting together two 760's in sli makes them future proof, you could get the 4gb cards but that would only be useful if you are using many monitors at the same time :) So yes i recommend the GTX 760

My specs:

Intel i7-3770K Quad Core CPU Ivy Bridge 3.5GHz Processor 3.9GHz LGA1155 8 Thread

Asus Maximus V GENE Intel Z77 Chipset Motherboard

2x Sli Palit NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760 4GB Jetstream Edition Boost Graphics Cards

Corsair 16GB 4x 4GB DDR3 2400MHz Vengeance Black Ram

Acer P244W 24" monitor

Seagate 3.5' 1.5TB, SATA 7200RPM, 64MB cache Hard drive

CoolerMaster Silent Pro Gold 800W Power supply

Aerocool Strike-X Advance Red Mid Tower Gaming PC Case

770 really good card sure go on for that ....

770 faster then 760 ~ 25-30% imo

Just FYI I get shit like that on my 770 in Heathstone - not saying you don't need an update but likely it wasn't your card.

Speaking from my experience a 760 is a bit too short at least for my monitor (2560x1080) but a 770 hits the spot just right.