Well the 770 is a lot lot better but if you want meet the price tag the 760 is a excellent card but if you don't want to on high settings the 750ti is still a good card

This poll is stupid.
The 770 wins hands down no questions asked.

Well i needed to know which is more worth the money. considering the 770 is like 500, which is money most people don't to "throw around", I think is was a pretty valid question. I don't want to invest in something that I'm going to regret.

Alexyy wrote Well the 770 is a lot lot better but if you want meet the price tag the 760 is a excellent card but if you don't want to on high settings the 750ti is still a good card

How big is the comparison is the processing power of the 750ti to the 760?
Is there a noticeable difference?

drew493 wrote

Alexyy wrote Well the 770 is a lot lot better but if you want meet the price tag the 760 is a excellent card but if you don't want to on high settings the 750ti is still a good card

How big is the comparison is the processing power of the 750ti to the 760?
Is there a noticeable difference?

The 750ti is a great mid range GPU. It is more for people who are upgrading their old PC's as the reference design doesn't use any external power sources. The stock 750ti only takes in 75w, which is the maximim output of the PCIe (16x) BUS on your motherboard.
That's the target market for the 750ti, for people who are upgrading their old PC's.

The 760 would be the better choice between the two if you are going to be building your own PC from scratch, or even if you have a decent PSU in your current PC.

drew493 wrote

Alexyy wrote Well the 770 is a lot lot better but if you want meet the price tag the 760 is a excellent card but if you don't want to on high settings the 750ti is still a good card

How big is the comparison is the processing power of the 750ti to the 760?
Is there a noticeable difference?

I'm on my phone ATM so you can just google 770 vs 760 Ect but it's around 30%

Stedos wrote

drew493 wrote

Alexyy wrote Well the 770 is a lot lot better but if you want meet the price tag the 760 is a excellent card but if you don't want to on high settings the 750ti is still a good card

How big is the comparison is the processing power of the 750ti to the 760?
Is there a noticeable difference?

The 750ti is a great mid range GPU. It is more for people who are upgrading their old PC's as the reference design doesn't use any external power sources. The stock 750ti only takes in 75w, which is the maximim output of the PCIe (16x) BUS on your motherboard.
That's the target market for the 750ti, for people who are upgrading their old PC's.

The 760 would be the better choice between the two if you are going to be building your own PC from scratch, or even if you have a decent PSU in your current PC.

Alexyy wrote

drew493 wrote

Alexyy wrote Well the 770 is a lot lot better but if you want meet the price tag the 760 is a excellent card but if you don't want to on high settings the 750ti is still a good card

How big is the comparison is the processing power of the 750ti to the 760?
Is there a noticeable difference?

I'm on my phone ATM so you can just google 770 vs 760 Ect but it's around 30%

Ok! thank you both, I really appreciate it.

i would go with the gtx 660 ti.
it is worth the money because it is only around 30-40 bucks more than the gtx 770 ti. another option would to get 2 gtx 660 ti's for around the same price as 1 gtx 770.


gtx 660 ti $214 each - pcpartpicker.com/part/asus-video...tidc2o2gd5

Gtx 670 2GB $430 - pcpartpicker.com/part/asus-video...0dcmoc2gd5

Gtx 670 4GB $450 - pcpartpicker.com/part/asus-video...670dc24gd5

So for my final answer i would recommend Dual SLI Asus geforce gtx 660 ti because it is better performance for around the same price but this might affect what case/mobo you wanted for having to have 2 x16 pci slots for 2 gpus and they might not fit in the case

drew493 wrote Well i needed to know which is more worth the money. considering the 770 is like 500, which is money most people don't to "throw around", I think is was a pretty valid question. I don't want to invest in something that I'm going to regret.

If you are willing to spend 500 get the 780