
I'm plaing to put together a 4k pc gaming rig, in research stage. I'm really confused with the graphic cards. I was thinking of getting Asus GTX 980ti oc. Then I started researching Asus GTX 1070 oc. I'm confused because the 1070 in Canada is over $200 cheaper. I would have thought since the 980ti was released first it would be cheaper. What am I missing? Could someone please shed some light on what the 980ti offers that the 1070 is missing? Which do you think it is better for 4k gaming? Let's block ads! بخوانید...
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I am considering buying a Nvidia GTX 960 to put in a Proliant DL320 G6. The Proliant has: Dual Redundant 400W power supplies 2x Full sized PCIe 2.0 x16 slots From What I have read Nivida says 120W Graphics Card Power 400W Recommended System Power With current Hardware ILO shows I don't go over 200W... Thus I should Have 80W to spare, Right? I also know this would fill one PCIe Slot, but fill both PCIe Spaces. I am also aware that this card is meant for PCIe 3.0, Thus even with PCIe backwards compatibility I wouldn't get the full bandwidth. It looks good to me... But to anyone with experience, Let's block ads! بخوانید...
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I have a build of i7-4790 + GTX 750Ti computer, I have a PB287q monitor and plan to buy a 34 inches monitor with 3440 *1440 resolution. I don't want to up upgrade my Graphic cards due to its well-done job last year. Is there any solution that I can output 3440 * 1440 @60Hz and 4K@60Hz at the same time with GTX 750Ti(2 HDMI + 1 DP). Let's block ads! بخوانید...
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Looking at the PC you posted, it seems like a standard ATX case. I can't say for sure though, because ASUS didn't give that information on their website. The GTX 1060 will fit in a standard ATX case, as it can be expected to be as big as the 1070/1080. If you want to use both your GPUs for Gaming at the same time, they have to be of the same type and support SLI - in other words, you will have to replace the 760. Let's block ads! بخوانید...
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