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if you got the cash, Ti for sure.
It's the fastest. Good enough reason for me.
if you got the cash, Ti for sure.
It's the fastest. Good enough reason for me.
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You recommend that over the ti?
If water cooling and bf4 then i would get the 290x. The 780 ti will offer a few extra fps in most but in bf4 with mantle i reckon the 290x will be faster. We don't know what mantle will bring apart from up to 45%. Even half this on a water cooled system would put the 290x crossfire ahead. If it was stock air cooling i would say the 780ti would have a decent case.
You're rather missing the point of Mantle: it isn't to merely get better frame rates (although the early Mantle patches of existing graphics engines will concentrate on that) it's to make possible levels of complexity and detail that just isn't possible today, not even if you throw multpile 290Xs or 780s at it.Mantle is almost pointless on a 1440p crossfire 290X set up. You're going to have well in excess of 100-120 FPS in BF4 at max settings if you overclock them. And that's without Mantle. So considering the mass majority of monitors are 60 Hz at 1440p (some overclock to 90-100 Hz) then the extra frames from Mantle won't even get displayed on the monitor or make a difference really.
I see mantle as a waste of time as by the time I need more FPS the new gen GPU's will be out to upgrade too...But is mantle going to change that? That's what worries me as I'd hate to splash the cash on two ti's and then see mantle change the field of play lol.
You're rather missing the point of Mantle: it isn't to merely get better frame rates (although the early Mantle patches of existing graphics engines will concentrate on that) it's to make possible levels of complexity and detail that just isn't possible today, not even if you throw multpile 290Xs or 780s at it.
I highly recommend watching the presentation by the Oxide guys, who are working on a native Mantle supporting engine:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QIWyf8Hyjbg&hd=1