What's the difference between this graphics card (EVGA GeForce GTX 770 For The Win) versus the EVGA GeForce GTX 770 Superclocked?
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Really nothing, only difference between the 2 is the core clock, wich if you overclock at all you could overclock the 1 to match the other. But basically the 770 is a charged up 680. Its same chip GK104, the 770 has a better memory clock than the 680 and the 770 has gpu 2.0 boost wich the 680 doesn't. but all in all there the same. I ve got the FTW myself and its been great, no problems here.
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If you go to this link. http://www.evga.com/Products/ProductList.aspx?type=0&family=GeForce+700+Series+Family&chipset=GTX+770 it lists all the 770's in order of speed & memory, starting with their water cooled Classified Hydro Copper. Then the regular Classified. Then FTW. The EVGA GTX Dual SC is the best of the 2 GB Cards, but is slower than the FTW out of the box.
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Hi bro, the EVGA GeForce GTX 770 have a better cooling system and more and 2 gb more of memori.
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If you go to this link. http://www.evga.com/Products/ProductList.aspx?type=0&family;=GeForce+700+Series+Family&chipset;=GTX+770 it lists all the 770's in order of speed & memory, starting with their water cooled Classified Hydro Copper. Then the regular Classified. Then FTW.The EVGA GTX Dual SC is the best of the 2 GB Cards, but is slower than the FTW out of the box.
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The FTW version is clocked higher right out of the box. It's been tested by EVGA at these clock speeds to be stable. The regular superclocked version may be overclocked to these levels but may or may not be stable. I'm happy with the FTW version. I think it was worth a little extra.
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Unfortunately I don't have any experience with the GTX 780SC, so I can't give an informed opinion on the matter. They are both high-end cards, so if money is a factor I would go with the less expensive card. My GTX 680 Classified is still an awesome card and I have two friends that run them as well. There is nothing that this card won't run at the highest settings.
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The big question is are you running multiple monitors over 1080p? If you are running a single or dual monitors @ 1080p I would go with the 770.. If you are running 2-3 monitors at a res higher than 1080p than the extra 2GB of VRAM may be useful.
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They are not both "gtx 780s". The Titan is the top of the line card with 6GB RAM, a more pro level compute engine. However the gaming performance of the 780 is very comparable. You can search for reviews of GTX Titan and GTX 780 for a lot more detailed information but you would most likely be happy with the 780.
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Yes, the boost and base clock is superior. Cores are the same; so you would have, really, a little advantage. It has a cooling fan that help keep the temp a tad bit down. If you are getting this for video games, you will great results for last gen titles, but not so much for current games. Games like Skyrim or Battlfeild 3 or CODBO 2 will get great results, hence the reason I bought this. Battlefield 4 doesn't run as smooth as people would like. The GPU RAM (along with the other specs) makes it kinda tough running any settings on high or above. This disappointed me. My plans are to get another GTX 660 and SLI. This is not the best choice if you want to run current gen games on max settings. I would recommend buying two of these, or a GTX 770. If price is a problem, then the GTX 760 is basically a 660 for current gen, by that I mean it runs today's titles with acceptable performance. I hope this helps.
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Hey friend. I have been running this card on ultra with a variety of games ranging from Arma 3, BF3, to the very inensive Star Citizen and I really enjoy the card. I have little to no problems with frame rate or stuttering and would recommend it. However, the 970 gtx is two generations newer and takes a slight edge in performance. The 970 is a better card, but I believe the 780 should suit you just fine for your needs now. Looking forward, the 970 will be better long term and if you can afford it now, I'd recommend it for the sake of a longer useful life.
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The Evga Ftw 780 is factory overclocked @ Boost Clock: 1033 MHz and Memory Clock: 6008 MHz Effective... You would have to compare those stats to To the Asus model you are looking @... I feel the Evga model is the way to go for quality though. I've had an Evga In my system since the 480, went to the 580, then a 670 FTW, and now the 780 FTW and have had zero problems with non beta drivers ( hope this Helps ) Also the cooling on the EVGA Dual FTW works perfect for my system, and doesn't add any non needed noise
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Barely any difference. The Base Clock differences are 1046 MHz vs. 1072 MHz, and Boost Clock of 1111 vs. 1137. That's pretty much it except for the extra fan. You can still only SLI connect a total of two of these cards if that's of any interest to you. For space and cooling efficiency, I'd opt for a dual GPU board instead. It will save you a ton of room in your tower. These cards are beasts, but effective.
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This one comes with the GTX 770's but you can get the if you want 780's but it cost more.
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The other difference would be that it comes with a factory overclock. I can't remember exactly what the difference is, but this model, because of the stock overclock and the ability to overclock due to the upgraded cooler, performs closer to the GTX Titan than it does to the stock 780. I have mine clocked at 1200 MHz, which is something like 350 MHz faster than the stock 780. IMO, it's worth the price difference. Plus, I've had EVGA cards in the past, and they have all performed really well.
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Yes, the EVGA GTX 780 SC w/ ACX use Samsung K4G20325FD-FC03 GDDR5 RAM chips running at 6Ghz just like the flagship card GTX Titan only at 3GB where the Titan has 6GB. The memory bandwidth is quick, and anyone who says it's slow is having bottleneck issues else where, like maybe their CPU.
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I received the VCGGTX650T1XPB as ordered back in January. If you're worried, spend a little extra and get the PNY GTX750Ti (VCGGTX750T2XPB-OC).
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The video card is pretty fast in and of itself. There are many versions of this card from EVGA. Unless you are hooking up multiple monitors, you may simply want to go with the one with the best price.
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It most certainly does! It can even handle two of them at once. The 770 is most efficient when connected to a pci-e 3.0 slot, and this motherboard has two of them spaced far enough apart to accommodate the 770's large frame and is SLI ready. Just make sure your case and power supply are big enough.
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I honestly don't think you'll notice much difference in performance as their specs are very similar. I chose EVGA because I've had good luck with their build quality over other brands. But if price is a concern, go with the other.
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Definitely get the 970 if you can. Specs blow Gtx 780 out of the water and also beat the 780ti
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I might work, not sure about the on board Graphic being AMD if that will make a difference. Sure you can shut the on board graphics off in bios. If I where really you, I would go with a 760 or 770 if it's in your price range. They even got out a 750 ti boost that is a great card, but I would go with a 760 or higher if it would work on your board. Could ask Evga. I have 2 of those 660 FTW sig 2 GPU's 2-way SLi. They preform great but even I want to upgrade here soon. Hope this helps in some way.