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Can anyone enlight me how the hell the 960 became so much better than the 760/670 in most recent titles? I remember when it came out the 960 was even losing in some titles for the 760. I didnt expect nothing better since its a 128bit card... Also the 780ti was pretty in pair with the 980...

thats not even an sidegrade....

I never tested this real bench how is it guys?

Yeah u pass those tests just to have a crash on desktop randomly...

Yeah tittle says all...I've been using a i5 750 @ 3,6ghz and I can tell you its rock solid because its been running for 3 years without bsods or anything... I was running it with 1,21v with 180x20. Rest voltages default, now i wanted to mess a bit and put 4ghz but cant seem to get it right every...

No, he has 8gb.

Got a friend who btw tried to sign up in this forum and got this as response: "Your registration at Overclockers UK Forums did not meet our membership needs because we do not deem you to be ready to fill the specified requirements to use our forums as a member. Sorry, Overclockers UK Forums"...

what would u buy?

Running 1440p on high with a GTX 760. not bad doe

But I got no problems with the way adobe displays the video...imo thats how it should and it matches the original media source, only vegas is doign this weird ******** looking like this isnt even 60 fps.

Guess gotta wait for a new vegas version and pray it has VFR?

putting vsync on is gonna be a disadvantage when playing online so NO. Also if adobe is producing smooth videos there is no reason for vegas to not. I've seen videos from vegas users and its smooth there is smth wrong with my vegas, I just dont know why and I was hoping some of u had any idea.

For the adobe one its the h264, for sony vegas MainConcept AVC. Both codecs seem to be the same when i check them out: adobe vid: General Complete name : D:\adoe vs sony\adobe gta iv.mp4 Format : MPEG-4 Format profile : Base Media...

Anyone wants to provide a proper answer?

Here I will link you guys 2 videos with the same content. One was rendered in sony vegas, the other one on adobe premiere: Sony -> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XLYgaXJLMx8 adobe -> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lWdvFGRDh3I Both videos are mp4 rendered in 1080p and 60fps with 20mb...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K3pgLmNUX1o

so many 780ti.... some of u mind sending me one? :ppp

So manyy 780ti man....Why not 760s :D GTX 760 @ Stock http://www.3dmark.com/3dm11/8712931 GTX 760 @ 1214/1.752 MHz (Boost: 1333mhz) http://www.3dmark.com/3dm11/8712850 Got 77.7% of ASIC Quality and this is the MSI Twin Frozr IV OC version. I imagine I could go much higher with Hawk since it...

http://www.3dmark.com/3dm11/8596933 GTX 760 @ 1122/1716 i5 750 @ 3,6 GHz Score: P8109 Graphics Score: 9279 Physics Score: 5782 (usualy around 6200 but had programs running in background)

No. This 1228mhz is OC mode by MSI. Is 1300mhz reachable with stock volts?