EVGA GeForce GTX 780 Dual FTW Graphics Card &amp; Intel i7-4930K LGA 2011 64 should i buy this Asus Rampage IV Black Edition for editing 4k VDO files
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You have made a wise choice for your CPU and GPU. However, your mobo choice is a bit of an over-kill. I tell folks to match your hardware for it's primary use. This matchup strikes me more of a gaming system than photo/video rendering...even 4K video. If you want a gaming system, that's another issue. Also consider another mobo; your choice will run you about $480, consider the ASUS X79-DELUXE ATX DDR3 1333 LGA 2011. Both will support DDR3 2800, for about $100 less. Keep in mind, most of the cost of a mobo is features (bells and whistles). If you think you'll use them, by all means go for the gusto. If you are well versed with BIOS setups & over-clocking, regardless of what you get you will be fine. If not, you may want to try a less challenging setup. Keep in mind that most people find they have no use for most of the features on a mobo and hence waste their money. Asus for the most part makes a solid product regardless of the mobo you get. Have fun...
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It is a very good card!!, but if u don't mind spending more I would buy a 780, 780 should be about 20% faster. Regards!!
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Get the one with ACX cooling instead.EVGA GeForce GTX 780 Ti Superclocked w/ACX Cooler 3GB GDDR5 384bit Dual-Link DVI-I DVI-D HDMI DP SLI Graphics Cards 03G-P4-2884-KR
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I passed from quad sli gtx 690 to 3 way sli gtx 780 6gb and the change was really important, specially if playing in 4k resolution or triple monitor otherwise if you are going to play in 1080p the gtx 690 is a very good card
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Depends on your monitor setup, really. How many monitors are you rolling? What are resolution you will be running at? I love my Titan. but the GTX 780 is also quite awesome. But do you need 6 GB of RAM or 6 GB?
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ASUS Rampage IV Extreme LGA 2011 Intel X79 SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 Extended ATX Intel Motherboard ... This one is the one I have and like it very much. You may have to update the BIOS but after that, just enjoy it.
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It is SLI ready for sure, but I would check the power draw on sli 770s first. I'm currently running an over-volted fx-8350 with an R9 280x overclocked and it is perfectly stable. According to an article I read awhile back, the wattage requirement listed with the card regards to the maximum draw when over volted, so you don't actually need near as much. Try posting on Tomshardware.com to see if anyone has run it with sli.
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Yes, checkout this review: http://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages/asus_rampage_iv_black_edition_review.html
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Depends. I'd say save for a 780 ti if you ever plan to add more monitors, and to future proof yourself for a long time, if you're already considering saving for a normal 780. That said, I'm running Battlefield 4 at Ultra right now with the 770. So it's definitely an awesome card.
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It has a i7 quad core in it already just an older version. As far as the 780ti graphics card, you will have to upgrade your power supply to at least a 600w which isn't hard to do. For usb 3.0, you will have to buy an expansion card.
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The 32gb of ram that you have will work on the the Asus Rampage IV Black Edition. Just be sure to read on the manual and place the sticks of ram in the correct slot.
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Oh man, you have a monster case. You should have no problems installing this beast. It's an awesome card...but you might want to wait a little because EVGA is releasing 6GB units soon. Don't know when but soon. But to answer your question, your case is more than roomy enough to fit the video card. :)
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In a short answer, "yes". But I would recommend that you read through the following. 1) The processor Intel i7 4930K is definitely an overkill for this graphics card unless you are going for a SLI configuration with 2 of this graphic cards. Personally I would recommend for you to get GTX780TI to be on par with your processor.2) No comments on Mother Board, it is flawless.3) Corsair 32 GB of DDR3 RAM is rated at 1600MHz if I am not mistaken. From the specs of the mother board and processor, I see that it supports 1866MHz modules. So why don't you go for 1866MHz RAM?****For a PC with this much configuration, it is a must to have a good SSD to improve the overall performance. In a short answer, "yes". But I would recommend that you read through the following. 1) The processor Intel i7 4930K is definitely an overkill for this graphics card unless you are going for a SLI configuration with 2 of this graphic cards. Personally I would recommend for you to get GTX780TI to be on par with your processor.2) No comments on Mother Board, it is flawless.3) Corsair 32 GB of DDR3 RAM is rated at 1600MHz if I am not mistaken. From the specs of the mother board and processor, I see that it supports 1866MHz modules. So why don't you go for 1866MHz... » Read More In a short answer, "yes". But I would recommend that you read through the following. 1) The processor Intel i7 4930K is definitely an overkill for this graphics card unless you are going for a SLI configuration with 2 of this graphic cards. Personally I would recommend for you to get GTX780TI to be on par with your processor.2) No comments on Mother Board, it is flawless.3) Corsair 32 GB of DDR3 RAM is rated at 1600MHz if I am not mistaken. From the specs of the mother board and processor, I see that it supports 1866MHz modules. So why don't you go for 1866MHz RAM?****For a PC with this much configuration, it is a must to have a good SSD to improve the overall performance. « Show Less
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HiMy advice to replace 1- Asus Rampage iv black by ASUS MAXIMUS VII HERO ATX DDR3 2600 LGA 1150 Motherboards 2- Intel i7 - 4930k LGA 2011 by Intel i7 4790k 3-Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo By Corsair Hydro h100i4-Corsair Dominator Platinum 32GB (4x8GB) DDR3 2133 MHz by Corsair Vengeance 16GB (2x8GB) DDR3 1600 MHz 5- EVGA GeForce GTX760 FTW with ACX Cooler 4GB by EVGA GeForce GTX 780 Ti Superclocked, 3GB
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This GTX 780 a good card and you would get 2GB more memory than whats on your GTX 690. However your 690 has 700 more cuda cores. I'm not sure what that will translate to in a difference. I use this 780 with a 780 TI for Octane rendering 3D CG animated scenes. I guess what you get out of it depends on how you will use it. I don't do gaming with my system (I make movies, animations, live action, etc..).
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PCIe 2.0 implies you're still on an older generation of CPU... so I guess the 780 as I think while you might even be bottlenecking that, I'm sure you'd probably be bottlenecking the 7990. If you can reply with more details about your setup (including rez of monitor) and what you want from the card (gaming, design, etc.) that would definitely make it easier to answer though. It's possible the 7990 would be better for your needs, but not knowing what they are makes it tougher to advise.
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yes, you canhttp://www.asus.com/us/Motherboards/RAMPAGE_IV_GENE/specifications/