MSI GTX780 Gaming OC 3GB: 169.99+9.99 delivery
MSI GTX780 Ti Gaming LE 3GB: 229.99+9.99 delivery
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Nate1492
15 Oct 153#25
No graphics card in the history of graphics cards has been "future proof".
If your only comment is "Don't buy this because it's not future proof" then that's pretty nonsensical.
Everyone who pays attention knows you only support AMD cards, no matter what the deal is.
JayZander
15 Oct 153#10
I've checked before posting the deal.
I think the MSI 770 with stock cooler was posted (expired), the 780 non OC and the 780 Lightning. Now you can get the 780 OC version for 10 pound cheaper then last time. The 780Ti is not an amazing deal imo, the performance is little faster/on par with the GTX 970 for 10 pound cheaper. The 970 has more VRAM, needs less power, has DX 12 support, and comes with free games aswell. I would get the 970 instead of the 780Ti.
I bought the 780 non OC and very happy with it. It's very quiet even under load and frame rate was smooth as butter in every game I tried. Now I can enable Nvidia DSR aswell in some games, which I could not do before with the GTX 960.
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christof101
15 Oct 15#1
Would it be worth paying the £230 for the top range one of them or waiting to spend the £230 on a lower spec next gen card?
I would wait to see how these GPUs perform with DX12 games before buying NVidia unless you are not bothered about future proofing.
Edit:
Nvidia have just announced from December if you want the latest driver updates straight away you will have to use geforce experience.
Many nvidia owners unhappy at this so they may change their mind.
More proprietary from Nvidia.
rev6
15 Oct 151#4
Async compute, right? It would be best to wait to see if Async compute makes a difference in games in the future as neither current AMD or NVIDIA GPU's support all DX12 feature levels and features, so neither are "future proofed" as you put it.
In a market that is constantly changing nothing is "future proofed".
silkyskills
15 Oct 15#7
This.
I've read that new Nvidia gpu's won't be coming till at least Q4 next year.
The 780 under £200 is a good deal if you have a very weak gpu. If you have something to get you though till the next batch of cards that fully support DX12 then wait.
upset brown pant
15 Oct 15#8
weren't both of these posted separately in the last couple of days?
ok, so OP has added the OC versions in each range, but is this really a different deal?
silkyskills to upset brown pant
15 Oct 151#9
The prices have dropped again.
Worth keeping an eye on the 6gb cards which may drop to £200 imo
JayZander
15 Oct 153#10
I've checked before posting the deal.
I think the MSI 770 with stock cooler was posted (expired), the 780 non OC and the 780 Lightning. Now you can get the 780 OC version for 10 pound cheaper then last time. The 780Ti is not an amazing deal imo, the performance is little faster/on par with the GTX 970 for 10 pound cheaper. The 970 has more VRAM, needs less power, has DX 12 support, and comes with free games aswell. I would get the 970 instead of the 780Ti.
I bought the 780 non OC and very happy with it. It's very quiet even under load and frame rate was smooth as butter in every game I tried. Now I can enable Nvidia DSR aswell in some games, which I could not do before with the GTX 960.
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Opening post
MSI GTX770 Gaming 2GB: 109.99+9.99 delivery
MSI GTX770 Gaming OC 2GB: 115.99+9.99 delivery
MSI GTX770 Lightning 2GB: 129.95+9.99 delivery
MSI GTX780 Gaming OC 3GB: 169.99+9.99 delivery
MSI GTX780 Ti Gaming LE 3GB: 229.99+9.99 delivery
Top comments
If your only comment is "Don't buy this because it's not future proof" then that's pretty nonsensical.
Everyone who pays attention knows you only support AMD cards, no matter what the deal is.
I think the MSI 770 with stock cooler was posted (expired), the 780 non OC and the 780 Lightning. Now you can get the 780 OC version for 10 pound cheaper then last time. The 780Ti is not an amazing deal imo, the performance is little faster/on par with the GTX 970 for 10 pound cheaper. The 970 has more VRAM, needs less power, has DX 12 support, and comes with free games aswell. I would get the 970 instead of the 780Ti.
(Palit Jetstream 970 from Novatech with game and free delivery: £249 http://www.novatech.co.uk/products/components/nvidiageforcegraphicscards/nvidiagtx970series/ne5x970h16g2-2043j.html )
You can buy cheaper 970's with stock cooler.
I bought the 780 non OC and very happy with it. It's very quiet even under load and frame rate was smooth as butter in every game I tried. Now I can enable Nvidia DSR aswell in some games, which I could not do before with the GTX 960.
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Edit:
Nvidia have just announced from December if you want the latest driver updates straight away you will have to use geforce experience.
Many nvidia owners unhappy at this so they may change their mind.
More proprietary from Nvidia.
http://www.anandtech.com/bench/GPU14/815
I've read that new Nvidia gpu's won't be coming till at least Q4 next year.
The 780 under £200 is a good deal if you have a very weak gpu. If you have something to get you though till the next batch of cards that fully support DX12 then wait.
ok, so OP has added the OC versions in each range, but is this really a different deal?
Worth keeping an eye on the 6gb cards which may drop to £200 imo
I think the MSI 770 with stock cooler was posted (expired), the 780 non OC and the 780 Lightning. Now you can get the 780 OC version for 10 pound cheaper then last time. The 780Ti is not an amazing deal imo, the performance is little faster/on par with the GTX 970 for 10 pound cheaper. The 970 has more VRAM, needs less power, has DX 12 support, and comes with free games aswell. I would get the 970 instead of the 780Ti.
(Palit Jetstream 970 from Novatech with game and free delivery: £249 http://www.novatech.co.uk/products/components/nvidiageforcegraphicscards/nvidiagtx970series/ne5x970h16g2-2043j.html )
You can buy cheaper 970's with stock cooler.
I bought the 780 non OC and very happy with it. It's very quiet even under load and frame rate was smooth as butter in every game I tried. Now I can enable Nvidia DSR aswell in some games, which I could not do before with the GTX 960.