Edits to post #25245770 by verycoolguy
Edited at 2014-09-25 14:35:27
At 9/25/14 08:18 AM, beakerboy wrote: it uses Maxwell technology. It is designed to be power efficient and keep your PC cool, it is not actually the most powerful video card, and it definitely won't run games like BF4 max settings at a playable FPS. I don't believe any card can yet.
most powerful card is NVidia's GTX 780 Ti
you have to have a great cooling system and a huge power supply to use that card though.
I read from multiple people that the 980 has surpassed the 780 Ti in most benchmarks. Here is one source. Also that I am asking about 1080p, not 4K. I am well aware that nothing can run 4K, max settings and 60+ FPS on its own, unless 1080p itself is too demanding?
At 9/25/14 08:18 AM, beakerboy wrote: it uses Maxwell technology. It is designed to be power efficient and keep your PC cool, it is not actually the most powerful video card, and it definitely won't run games like BF4 max settings at a playable FPS. I don't believe any card can yet.
most powerful card is NVidia's GTX 780 Ti
you have to have a great cooling system and a huge power supply to use that card though.
I read from multiple people that the 980 has surpassed the 780 Ti in most benchmarks. Here is one source. Also I am asking about 1080p, not 4K. I am well aware that nothing can run 4K, max settings and 60+ FPS on its own, unless 1080p itself is too demanding?
Edited at 2014-09-25 14:34:41
At 9/25/14 08:18 AM, beakerboy wrote: it uses Maxwell technology. It is designed to be power efficient and keep your PC cool, it is not actually the most powerful video card, and it definitely won't run games like BF4 max settings at a playable FPS. I don't believe any card can yet.
most powerful card is NVidia's GTX 780 Ti
you have to have a great cooling system and a huge power supply to use that card though.
I read from multiple people that the 980 has surpassed the 780 Ti in most benchmarks. Hereis one source. Also that I am asking about 1080p, not 4K. I am well aware that nothing can run 4K, max settings and 60+ FPS on its own, unless 1080p itself is too demanding?
At 9/25/14 08:18 AM, beakerboy wrote: it uses Maxwell technology. It is designed to be power efficient and keep your PC cool, it is not actually the most powerful video card, and it definitely won't run games like BF4 max settings at a playable FPS. I don't believe any card can yet.
most powerful card is NVidia's GTX 780 Ti
you have to have a great cooling system and a huge power supply to use that card though.
I read from multiple people that the 980 has surpassed the 780 Ti in most benchmarks. Here is one source. Also that I am asking about 1080p, not 4K. I am well aware that nothing can run 4K, max settings and 60+ FPS on its own, unless 1080p itself is too demanding?
