I know AC4 has extremely high requirements but 20fps on a GTX780. Wow. I thought AC4 is nVidia friendly too.

Planning to go SLi? Or getting another card?

If you want you can go hunt VR Forums in Singapore. I can ask my friend to find for you. I've seen tons of people selling good condition 780 Lightnings. Almost got one myself in December.

But yeah, hate it when prices go up right before the fair, so when they give discounts it looks like we are saving when we arent.

Caaaaaaaaaan laaaaaah. What's one small GPU compared to a car.

But GPU memang cannot wait one bro. The 290X lasted on top for like a month before the 780TI came out. But see how lah haha since you're in no rush.

Haahahahha. I use Windows, AMD and HTC. Total opposite fan boy.

Yeah memang after a while will drop one. It's a vicious cycle anyways.

Either the GIGABYTE GV-N770OC-4GD GeForce GTX 770 4GB or the EVGA GeForce GTX 770 DUAL SuperClocked 4GB would do you fine. The EVGA would be a bit costly though.

The Gigabyte one is around RM1300-1400 depending on seller. At that point I'd rather you top up another RM100 and get a Non-reference AMD 290 instead like the Powercolor PCS+ 290 or the MSI 290 Gaming. All 290s come with 4GB VRM standard. And faster than the GTX770.

Powercolor is okay what. Their new PCS+ designs are nice.

They just doesn't want to tell the truth.

Code word : "Marketing/Brand Name"

Well, if you like a certain brand its up to you to spend however you like I guess. Hahaha.

Dats why I said PCS+ nice nice.

Isn't it the point to put the stickers on screws to prevent us itchy handed modders from doing funny business? Haha.

Nice card.

This post has been edited by Sentinel92: Mar 19 2014, 06:01 PM

Bleh. For the sake of WCing I shall rip my 290X's warranty apart. Hahaha.

Yup.

As per my siggy bro. Except it's a second unit.

When even brand new 780s are hovering around 1.8k especially reference models it's no surprise. Good deal man. Got my 290X for 1.5k too.

This post has been edited by Sentinel92: Mar 25 2014, 05:48 PM

Guys, the Titan Z is meant for home workstations. This conference has nothing much to do with gaming. If you see the price tags of the even more insane Quadro series the Titan Z doesn't look so bad after all.

The quadro K6000 is $4999 retail. Cheaper at some places like Amazon.

Shame there wasn't much on Maxwell though.

This post has been edited by Sentinel92: Mar 26 2014, 02:04 AM

First born child should suffice.

That never stopped people from getting Quad Titans. LOLZ.

=____= maximum a PC can handle is a four way SLi or Crossfire. The Titan-Z has two Cores already. In effect it's two GPUs. So how is it possible to have four Titan-Z in a system for gaming.

This post has been edited by Sentinel92: Mar 26 2014, 10:55 AM