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Once overclocked the difference becomes just one or two FPS in most cases, i used to tell everyone to stay the hell away but honestly its not too bad to save $30 or so and get a better SSD or something, at least if you plan to overclock. This is however on a I7 6700K machine but still, its not a bad card and its hitting around 45 fps or more maxed out in most of the games tested at 1080p If it's not that big of a deal, then you could safely get a 1070 or maybe even a 1080 as prices of those cards should go down by a bit.ĭrop it to low or medium and it should play most games, and all the esports games will run on high settings, even BF1 will run maxed out at a 60+ avrage: If the new Volta -70 card is great, go for it.

We don't know how they will perform in games, nor what their prices will be yet, and nVidia might very well be screwing with us with Volta, but only time can tell. However, considering the first PC Volta card, the Titan V, is out (its expensive as fk, I know) very recently, I suspect its Geforce counterparts won't be too far away. I even got it to run GTAV at 40 fps at 4K. I was impressed still, and I'm glad to this date that card served as a temporary solution to the sub-par performance of my 960 because the 1060 performed so well. I had this card back before I bought the 1080 and at that time I still doing great at 1080p 60fps, albeit having to tune some settings down in super graphics intensive games to get a consistent fps count. I'd say get a 1060 6GB, maybe even second-handed and wait for next gen.

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