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GTX 1080 - Standard Edition $600 USD and Founders Edition (Binned/Unlocked for higher overclocks) is $700 USD - Available May 27th - 2x faster than a Titan X at VR and 30% faster than a Titan X at 4K - 1607 Mhz Core Clock, 1733 Mhz boost clock (can be OC'd to 2.1Ghz using Founders edition) - 8GB GDDR5X Memory with transfer speeds of up to 10Gbps - 256-Bit Memory Bus Width - 9 Teraflops (TFLOPS) of power - 180Watt TDP (uses 1 8pin power connector) - 2560 CUDA cores GTX 1070 - Standard Edition is $379 USD and Founders edition is $449 USD - 6.5 TFLOPS of Power - 8GB DDR5 - Available June 10th - Faster than a Titan X For those with a 980, 980Ti, Titan X or older line of NVIDIA GPU's, i highly recommend upgrading to the 1080 for optimal performance at 4K resolutions. The 1080 will be able to handle any upcoming AAA title (Battlefield 1, COD Infinite Warfare, Star Citizen, etc) at maxed settings 1080p @60FPS with no issues Images: -
My list for any Square Enix Ports in the future whether it be a FFXV port, or a KH3 port *Resolution past 1080p at least up to 4K *Unlocked Framerate seriously I absolutely hate it when my FPS is locked at 30FPS playable, but I still don't like it. *Texture configuration you know the basic Low-High-Ultra settings * Anti-Aliasing options you know FXAA, MSAA , MSAA x(whatever) * Good SLI Scaling a three way SLI/CrossFire shouldn't be getting less FPS than a two way CrossFire/SLI of the same card. *DirectX12/Vulkan Support What is your guys lists
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I wanted to edit videos, play games and livestream efficiently?Looking for things like how many cores I'd need, how much GB of RAM I'd need, i3/i5/i7, how many GHz, Intel or ADM, Graphics card etc?Thanks, in advance!
