zarx on 02 October 2011
| ishiki said: well you can always wait for next gen cards. As this always happens every 6-12 months. I normally skip one or two generations and currently have a 560 Ti. If your current setup is going bad, you could get a 460 gtx. You wouldn't notice a huge difference from the TI. . And then get the next generation. Here, at some places it's almost a 100 USD cheaper than the 560 TI. What card do you have now? Though if you've never had a ps3, That has a lot of awesome games. All those games you listed come out on ps3 too I think. (though I hate playing elder scrolls on console. it's still an option) |
i currently have a HD 5770, the GTX 560ti is just almost twice as powerful (which is usally my usual leap for an upgrade) and the MSI is factory overclocked a bit
Also as I have grown up with mouse and keyboard I much prefer it over a controler even in some 3rd person action games (and I have a 360 pad for those that do feel better) and even the 5770 puts out a better quality than a PS3 in most multiplatform games and I hate screen tearing so I almost always force VSync on PC
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