It's that time of the year again...
With a nice bonus, I am seriously tempted towards buying a new GPU for better performance.
System Spec:
Intel i5 2500K @ 4.6GHz
Asrock Z68 Extreme4 gen3
Sapphire Toxic 6970 2GB (Crossfire)
Dell U3014 (2560x1600)
16GB Corsair
Cooler Master CM-690 II
OCZ ZX Series 850W
6 Hard Drives.
I am seriously considering the new Nvidia 980ti or AMD 390x.
I presently play GTA5, Tomb Raider 2013, Bio-Shock Infinity, Kerbal Space Program, BeamNG Drive, Dayz, BF4, SWTOR.
If members could kindly answer my questions, and add any thing else relevant, it would be greatly appreciated.
1. Could my PSU support SLI or Crossfire, with proposed GPU's?
2. How much faster is a single 980ti or 390X Card, compared to a single 6970?
3. Is Reference cards (Blower heat-sink) recommended over Custom cards, that evacuate the heat into my Air-cooled case?
4. What 980ti or 390x is recommended for value for money?
With a nice bonus, I am seriously tempted towards buying a new GPU for better performance.
System Spec:
Intel i5 2500K @ 4.6GHz
Asrock Z68 Extreme4 gen3
Sapphire Toxic 6970 2GB (Crossfire)
Dell U3014 (2560x1600)
16GB Corsair
Cooler Master CM-690 II
OCZ ZX Series 850W
6 Hard Drives.
I am seriously considering the new Nvidia 980ti or AMD 390x.
I presently play GTA5, Tomb Raider 2013, Bio-Shock Infinity, Kerbal Space Program, BeamNG Drive, Dayz, BF4, SWTOR.
If members could kindly answer my questions, and add any thing else relevant, it would be greatly appreciated.
1. Could my PSU support SLI or Crossfire, with proposed GPU's?
2. How much faster is a single 980ti or 390X Card, compared to a single 6970?
3. Is Reference cards (Blower heat-sink) recommended over Custom cards, that evacuate the heat into my Air-cooled case?
4. What 980ti or 390x is recommended for value for money?