hmm... so it would not increase performance but can work on greater resolutions right?? it has to be good for something~

Contrary to popular beliefs that more VRAM (e.g 2GB vs 4GB GTX 670/680) is actually beneficial at greater resolutions, but so far I've checked a few reviews (HardOCP, Techpowerup) and they have actually concluded that the extra VRAM actually brings no additional benefit, even at higher resolutions.

http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/Point_O...ra_4_GB/33.html

ok thanks bro, so better i just get 2gb, not thinking of going any higher than 1080p yet lol.. if i were to order a gtx770 from newegg, wat is the best choice?

This post has been edited by ben3003: Jul 23 2013, 03:37 PM

How come malaysia no MSI GTX660 Hawk this graphic card?

I would go for those models not available here locally. Evga GTX 770 ACX seems like a good choice.

True, this model never made it to our country. Anyway, there are better cards that you can get from nowadays, with that same amount of budget.

really like the design, like black beast but zotac gtx770 amp like good buy also.. got splinter cell games.. evga no extra stuff right?

Free backplate!

Actually, between the two (Zotac and Evga), I will get Zotac. Available locally, any issues easier to RMA. Price also not much difference. Evga GTX 770 ACX around $420 ($420 x 3.2 + RM85 = RM1429). Zotac GTX 770 AMP! is RM1499. Yes, I think Evga got no free games.

but but... EVGA 770 acx so damn cool >< zotac color orange very ghey a... i saw zotac temperature quite high.. but 80c should be ok right? my room abit heaty during day time..

This post has been edited by ben3003: Jul 23 2013, 04:05 PM

Haha, one man's food is another man's poison. Up to you man. It seems that Evga has slightly better temps, but note that cards with GPU Boost 2.0 will tend to have its load temperatures close to the temperature target (80 C).

all the card will have gpu boost 2.0?

Only the GTX 7xx series onwards.

i'll always consider temperature in buying GPU's, your GPU wont live long on high temperatures.

http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/MSI/GTX...ghtning/30.html

for 7XX series, brands like Gigabyte, MSI, Asus tends to have lower temperatures. Evga, Zotac and the others then to have higher temps.

i read many reviews, MSI seems to be the best in the 7XX series, in terms of temperature, noise, overclockability~

MSI fan failed me like 3 times oledi, very lousy quality i can say.. i rma my 560ti for ram faulty, then fan, then fan again.. so it is a big no no for msi.

What high temperatures are you talking about? For the record, GK104 GPUs have a max temperature limit of up to 98 C. Even with reference fan, you will never hit that limit, unless your card is clearly defective.

75 Degrees is really high for me~

http://hexus.net/tech/reviews/graphics/565...dition/?page=10

This post has been edited by GigaNano: Jul 23 2013, 05:41 PM

that was for GTX770, this is the GTX760 review, can have a look at the temperatures, you will notice that MSI and Gigabyte have really good cooling and check out their noise levels~

http://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages/gefor...g_review,6.html

high for ur body but for GPU? i dont think so. As long as not reaching the design Tmax of the GPU, nothing will happen, just ur system will feel hot only.

but of course, lower the better, so ur overall system not so hot, GPU hot might transfer hot air to ur CPU, cpu is more fragile, Tjmax owes around 70-80c only.

This post has been edited by ben3003: Jul 23 2013, 06:00 PM

izzit?? i was always told to keep temperatures as low as possible tho~