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Im hoping to play most the games coming in the next couple of years on high settings (gta v,bf hardline,etc)
Was hoping to get some opinions on this build. Im pretty sure everything in there is compatible. Your opinion and help means a lot. Thanks.

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Edited a little bit. The 780 is a better card and the newer mobo and CPU will be better for you, and will probably last a bit longer.
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Looks good, thanks!



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Stick with the 770. It's cheaper and every game I currently play can use Ultra. If you're going to buy a 780 you might as well buy a 780 ti. I see no reason why you would pick a 780 over a 770 for a little performance boost while its an extra $200.
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Jagex wrote Stick with the 770. It's cheaper and every game I currently play can use Ultra. If you're going to buy a 780 you might as well buy a 780 ti. I see no reason why you would pick a 780 over a 770 for a little performance boost while its an extra $200.

The performance boost is a lot more than a little. Hence the $200 extra.
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