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Topic	What GPU should I upgrade to?
Gamer99z 12/29/17 9:23:00 PM #17:	FF_Redux posted... Gamer99z posted... If you want 144hz and occasionally 4k on your TV then go as high as you can comfortably afford to go. Swing for the Ti if you can, it's worth the added cost, but a 1080 is still good too. But what CPU do you have? And how much RAM? i7 4ghz 4790k, 16GB DDR3 RAM Oh alright, just wanted to make sure you weren't dealing with any potential bottlenecks for 4k but yeah you're good to go. Personally I'd say a 1080 Ti is worth it if you can swing it without breaking the bank. The 1080 is still very capable but if you also plan to keep the card for awhile like you did with your 780, I'd suggest going for the Ti for a better experience both now and in a few years. --- "You need to lay off the peanut-butthurt and u-jelly sandwiches" - Neon Octopus <cite>Gamer99z posted [p:893095088] in What GPU s... [t:76148713]...</cite> <quote><cite>FF_Redux posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Gamer99z posted...</cite> <quote> If you want 144hz and occasionally 4k on your TV then go as high as you can comfortably afford to go. Swing for the Ti if you can, it's worth the added cost, but a 1080 is still good too. But what CPU do you have? And how much RAM?</quote> i7 4ghz 4790k, 16GB DDR3 RAM</quote> Oh alright, just wanted to make sure you weren't dealing with any potential bottlenecks for 4k but yeah you're good to go. Personally I'd say a 1080 Ti is worth it if you can swing it without breaking the bank. The 1080 is still very capable but if you also plan to keep the card for awhile like you did with your 780, I'd suggest going for the Ti for a better experience both now and in a few years. --- "You need to lay off the peanut-butthurt and u-jelly sandwiches" - Neon Octopus</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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