#5012272

sykozis

2015-02-11 21:53

124 MHz core, 1202 MHz GPU Boost

That's some serious boost there.....

#5012429

icedman

2015-02-12 02:43

What a waste of memory even if u could use this in SLI it couldn't fill that much ram.

#5012471

Cartman372

2015-02-12 04:57

^ yeah it will help just like a 7600gt 1g or a 680 4g card oh boy give me that extra 2 fps

Considering I'm using a 4GB GTX680, yeah it makes a pretty good difference. Quite a few games where I've used more than 2GB of VRAM.

#5012477

EspHack

2015-02-12 05:27

lol funny thing is, most folks will buy this 4gb! card instead of a more powerfull card with half the vram I remember a dude telling me his gt220 1gb was away faster than my 896MB gtx 260

#5012482

cowie

2015-02-12 05:47

Considering I'm using a 4GB GTX680, yeah it makes a pretty good difference. Quite a few games where I've used more than 2GB of VRAM.

ok for the sake of argument a 760 4g then but my point sorta was that no matter if it had 4g it normally puts it in the next card higher up price wise,

#5012512

Cartman372

2015-02-12 08:18

ok for the sake of argument a 760 4g then but my point sorta was that no matter if it had 4g it normally puts it in the next card higher up price wise,

Yeah, more features = higher price. Just how it works. Manufacturers have been putting too much RAM on things for ages. You can currently get an R5 230 with 2GB VRAM running through a 64 bit bus. EDIT: Just found a GTX 730 with 4GB of VRAM on a 64bit bus