nVidia GTX770 Review
Bioshock Infinite & Crysis 3
Published: 30th May 2013 | Source: nVidia | Price: £329 |
Bioshock Infinite
Performance in Bioshock is variable across all of our tests. Some settings seem to have an enormous impact, and yet others seem to free the Unreal Engine up. Even with maximum settings and the resolution at a whopping 2560x1440, the GTX770 devours it. Booker, catch.
Crysis 3
Now we've been able to run Crysis 3 on a range of hardware we're starting to wonder if the engine is a repeat of the Crysis Warhead fiasco. When a HD7970CF setup performs the same as a GTX650Ti which is only a few frames behind the GTX770, yet that has half the performance of the GTX780, then we're left scratching our heads.
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That new NVIDIA reference cooler looks the dogs bollocks, said it with the titan and 780, will say it again. I still think NVIDIA are a bit high on their pricing brackets just now but this one is a bit nicer than the last two cards and a lot easier to justify.
Nice work with the trolls at the start of the video too and another good review.Quote
Nice work with the trolls at the start of the video too and another good review.Quote
This has turned me from Titan to dual 780, to tri 770.. i jus't don't know!Quote
Best looking stock cooler ever. Must be said :P.
to the NDA on lower end cards, I want to know about the 760 and whether it'd be worth forking out for two in the near future or just getting another 7870 for when the frame issues are sorted for crossfire.Quote
to the NDA on lower end cards, I want to know about the 760 and whether it'd be worth forking out for two in the near future or just getting another 7870 for when the frame issues are sorted for crossfire.Quote
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This has turned me from Titan to dual 780, to tru 770.. i jus't don't know!
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Does the NDA for the lower end GTX 7xx cards lift now too or do we have to wait longer for them?Quote