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What type of gpu's will run watch dog's ultra setting's other then gtx 780.
i seen r9 270x work on 1080, wasn't sure what other one's will run it on ultra,
Other question is.
Does, to Gpu's kill the life time's? like sli if i got two , GTX 660's Will it out go a gtx 780? Will i get more Fps.
Will they over heat and kill my mobo faster like less life span?
i seen r9 270x work on 1080, wasn't sure what other one's will run it on ultra,
Other question is.
Does, to Gpu's kill the life time's? like sli if i got two , GTX 660's Will it out go a gtx 780? Will i get more Fps.
Will they over heat and kill my mobo faster like less life span?
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DrJoker wrote What type of gpu's will run watch dog's ultra setting's other then gtx 780.
i seen r9 270x work on 1080, wasn't sure what other one's will run it on ultra,
Other question is.
Does, to Gpu's kill the life time's? like sli if i got two , GTX 660's Will it out go a gtx 780? Will i get more Fps.
Will they over heat and kill my mobo faster like less life span?
Its allways better to buy a 780 instead of 2 660's
Why?: Powerbill increases and you need more fans to cool them off
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Krillz98 wroteDrJoker wrote What type of gpu's will run watch dog's ultra setting's other then gtx 780.
i seen r9 270x work on 1080, wasn't sure what other one's will run it on ultra,
Other question is.
Does, to Gpu's kill the life time's? like sli if i got two , GTX 660's Will it out go a gtx 780? Will i get more Fps.
Will they over heat and kill my mobo faster like less life span?
Its allways better to buy a 780 instead of 2 660's
Wow.. Nice Explanation , Thank's Bud.
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SLI can cause driver issues, so it will be better off to go with one more powerful card than two not as powerful cards.
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The heat issue: Heat is a big factor with gaming machines. If kept under control with simple cooling and good airflow, you will have nothing to worry about.
When overclocking, that's when heat is a killer. Too high, your hardware will not function properly. However, heat alone will not cause your hardware to degrade at an epic rate. Example, my cpu could sit at 60oc and be fine for 4/5/6 years. By then, i would have changed cpu.
Watch dogs, as far as I know, isn't that demanding so a 280x/770 or 290x/780 should max out fine.
When overclocking, that's when heat is a killer. Too high, your hardware will not function properly. However, heat alone will not cause your hardware to degrade at an epic rate. Example, my cpu could sit at 60oc and be fine for 4/5/6 years. By then, i would have changed cpu.
Watch dogs, as far as I know, isn't that demanding so a 280x/770 or 290x/780 should max out fine.
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