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Palit gtx 770

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iRavage

Hi guys!
Im going to buy a new graphic card.
I ll buy the Palit gtx 770. But I found 2 different Versions of it.
One with 2GB GDDR-5 and another with 4 GB GDDR-5. Which one should
i take? the price difference is 40€. Which one would u take?

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PPG113

4GB

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iRavage

and why? Is it worth 40€?

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ChazCheeto

The extra 2GB video RAM will significantly boost longevity of the card for a (fairly) insignificant price increase.

Edit: Not to mention boost performance on every game, also.

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Unholymoondog

A little future proofing never hurts, I'd personally go for the 4GB version ;)

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josgba2002

Those 2GB extra will help you with higher resolutions plus Anisotropic & AA filter

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ReDmit

2GB

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Ekaros

2GB if you don't game on multi-monitor setup or have or plan to get 1440p...

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iRavage

I have 2 screens but im only playing on 1 and on the second (1300x...)
i have my TS3. Is it worth buying the 4 GB or is it as you said a money waste?

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Thyshaw

2gb for 1080p , higher for multi screens, otherwise it's a utter waste of money.

More ram won't lengthen the longevity of the card, lol.

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Ayce

yeah I lol'd.

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SuicideBroccoli

Buy a Radeon instead. :P

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Ayce

TBH, radeon has become pretty good, in the long run maybe you should just buy a radeon card.

with all the new consoles nvidia will have a hard time keeping up this time because we may see console ports being more efficient because they use the same card on their graphics(brand), from a Nvidia user like me I'll also probably switch maybe when the 8000 series get released.

Plus AMD's promotions on games are ridiculous.

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service4nopurpose

512 MB is enough for 1080p without anti-aliasing or anisotropic filtering. 1 GB is enough for 1080p with moderate anti-aliasing and anisotropic filtering. 2 GB is for large monitors with resolutions of 2560 x 1440 and up or Grand Theft Auto IV with maximum textures enabled or The Elder Scrolls Skyrim with ultra HD textures.

4 GB to 6 GB is for preparation of the next-gen console ports. Playstation 4 and Xbox One have 8 GB unified RAM, assuming the OS and system use 2 GB of RAM, there is 6 GB that can be allocated to the graphics processor. Sony does expect their developers to fully utilize all 8 GB of GDDR5 RAM since the upgrade from 4 GB to 8 GB GDDR5 RAM costed 100 USD. However, the number of years it will take developers to fully utilize all 8 GB of RAM is uncertain

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GabreeEL

it depends on your budget and your needs

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icefiresr

If I can warn you - do not buy Palit cards - they are poor in build quality. Almost all that I used in various rigs broke down. Try to look for non-reference ASUS, GIGABYTE or MSI cards.

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