iNvid02
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LOL. Never seen that before. The rest of their stuff comes out the same day on PC, right? Why the fuck do they just always fuck us with the AC games?
its tradition at this point
LOL. Never seen that before. The rest of their stuff comes out the same day on PC, right? Why the fuck do they just always fuck us with the AC games?
Didn't happen with Spliner Cell or Legends, maybe there is hope this time!its tradition at this point
Buying AMD feels like a bad decision now.
Not really. Playing Blacklist even with HBAO+ off it still looks very good with everything on max and MSAA 2x and resolution 2560x1440. And PhysX yeah fun fun fun. I went from Nvidia GTX580 to ADM/ATI 7970 i don't regret what i bought.
Stuff like the random cloth banners everywhere in AA just looked really out of place and clearly was added after the fact. I wish you could choose which PhysX features you want as opposed to Off/Normal/High.The first thing I do when I play a game with Physx is shut it off immediately...
The only game that I left all that stuff on for was Mirror's Edge because they worked it in fantastically. Looks jank as hell in practically every other game, including the previous Batman games.
Would a 780 gtx be overkill for this AC4 and watch dogs?
Would a 780 gtx be overkill for this AC4 and watch dogs?
Will we ever get to a point when Physx doesn't run like absolute dogshit?
How common are 4k textures for a PC game? Sounds nice for future higher-res gaming.
I could almost feel the trembling of your fingers as you typed that lie.
I could almost feel the trembling of your fingers as you typed that lie.
Also added some comparison pics...
Will we ever get to a point when Physx doesn't run like absolute dogshit?
My 570 am cry! I don't want to upgrade until the next gen of cards come out! I mostly want to have a rig perfectly for Witcher 3! unless the ps4/x1 looks just as good.
Depends what level you want to run them at. I'm hopnig to run them pretty high on a 770, 780 will get you near to max (I'm guessing Watch Dogs will be a hog, other two ohpefully won't be that bad), and it'll probably make up for poor ubi optimisation. Just depends on your disposable cash and what settings you want. There's not a huge difference for quite a bit of a price jump, but if you can afford it, sure. It won't harm you haha
So then your saying GTX 770 is the one to go for price wise?
Alot of people think the 760 is the best bang for your buck, performance vs prcie-wise. I went with 770, I think it's amazing personally, and I think you'd be very happy with the performance results, but again, it comes down to what your trying to hit, and how much money you've got to blow. The 780 is a fair price jump from the 770, but if you want to do 1440p, 120hz or anything, you might be interested in it. I think if you're looking for 1080p, 60fps, you'll be very happy with a 770. As long as the games remotely optimised, you'll blow pretty much anything available out the water.
I would personally fear putting a 780 in the ssf case with regular cooling too like mine, but that's just me. So I guess that might a consideration for you also, the size of your case.
Thanks, I been trying to decide on a card and I am stick with 1080p and seems like this is the best bet. I have a 570 now but it's having a hard time with newer games.Alot of people think the 760 is the best bang for your buck, performance vs prcie-wise. I went with 770, I think it's amazing personally, and I think you'd be very happy with the performance results, but again, it comes down to what your trying to hit, and how much money you've got to blow. The 780 is a fair price jump from the 770, but if you want to do 1440p, or 120hz or anything, you might be interested in it. I think if you're looking for 1080p, 60fps, you'll be very happy with a 770. As long as the games remotely optimised, you'll blow pretty much anything available out the water.
I would personally fear putting a 780 in the ssf case with regular cooling too like mine, but that's just me. So I guess that might a consideration for you also, the size of your case.