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Question: I want play WoW at max settings on 1 monitor and stream HD TV on my other monitor. Would this card be good or should I do a 780?
Document: The graphics card is the most important part of the desktop. I pretty much BUILT my desktop to be able to play Tomb Raider on max settings at 50-60 fps. With this graphics card, I'm able to do just that. The temperatures and noise level are good. I considered the 780, but that costs $200 more and I'm already hitting 60 fps at max setting at 1080p, so that upgrade would be pointless for me. The Gigabyte Windforce has slightly higher factory clock speeds than EVGA as well. And it looks better :)This card just has the best performance for it's price!
Update: 5/10/1014this has easily been my most favorite graphics card ever!! im currently running 3 monitors and have added a fourth (dont recommend the fourth if you are wanting to play games on max to decent settings its a little bit to much for the card but it handles three very well by itself) still playing most games on max settings minus only using X2 AA but things look amazing and play well i get anywhere from 20 to 30 fps its very playable and that's the fps at the most graphic intensive moments still a quiet card and a champ im using it with my nvidia shield and its still over kill for 1080p scenarios console mode and such and i am utilizing the 4GBs if you run 3 monitors its a must have i think on Black Flag im using 2.6GB up to 3 i cant wait to try it on watchdogs nvidia and Gigabyte did a great job with this card worth every penny and i bough it before the prices dropped_________________________________________________________________Owned for almost 5 monthsPros:stays very coolruns 3 monitors near max settings and on most 2013 games it can do max settingspretty quiet2dvi, 1hdmi, and 1 display portthe price is amazing for what your gettingwhat more would you want^^Cons:the price dropped even lower after i bought it... lol seriously thats the only thing i can find wrong with it i bought it for about $430 and im still please with it.FYI when i said it can play most games at max that is with 3 displays its pushing by itself and i have yet to find anything that has required me to lower it off of max or near max also i run at 2X or 4X rendering anything over and i cant tell a difference.. if you just have one card then it will be overkill for almost anything in the future except 4k displays i cant comment on those because i dont have one nor do i ever plan on getting one.
I built a fast computer back in 2006, Gigabyte GA-N680SLI-DQ6 with fastest Intel Quad Core Extreme processor QX6700 (overclocked to 3GHZ)  SLI GTX 880, 4GB Corsair DDR2 Dominator ram Western Digital HD Raptor, 800W PSU etc...30 in Dell monitor. But I was never really able to get good FPS at 2560x1600 so I sold the GTX 880's and got two GTX 280's. Still had issues at 2560x1600. Just removed SLI setup and installed this card. All is good. Now I don't have to build a new computer for a while although the legacy hardware is the bottleneck for me but at least I can play TF2 in a 30 man server with all settings on high and other setting maxed out with amazing mouse/video response.
I have been a EVGA fan boy for years, but I never got a high end card. The last few cards I have had was EVGA's GTX 570 HD, 560 TI and a 470, they all are very nice but under load the fans would fire up and it would sound like a banshee crying out in front of a turbo prop airplane and the cards temps would get up to 85c (even with tweaking the fan settings)The 570 had been playing most current games with no issues, except when trying to play the new Tomb Rader game in 3D mode, also I could not do a tri monitor set up with the 570.This bad boy... Tomb Rader in 3D has to be one of the best 3D games I have seen yet!It also does awesome in a Tri monitor set up, I used a 27 inch and 2 23 inch on either side, (I have heard to really do it right to have exact matching monitors) and it works ok for the most part :-)MSFS X is awesome, EURO Truck Sim 2 scaled very well and I was impressed on how real that worked, but some games the main menu gets really warped.But the best was running the win amp visualization in "full screen" with all the settings turned up.And my last comment from an X EVGA "fan" boy, is boy I have not heard a peep out of this thing, and under full load the temps have not gotten over 70C.I did manually bump up the fans to 100% and they are loud like EVGA, but am I sold on windforce and as far as I can tell it works great!
Awesome card. It runs any game at 48-60FPS atleast and in most cases a flat 60. I'm not going to exaggerate like the people who obviously aren't enabling Vsync(I did get 200 FPS in D3 but there's no reason to not be using Vysnc for a flat 60 FPS/120 ect. ).I still run with good old fashion 1080P and 60Hz(it still looks pretty damn good imo).Rig:CPU:8350(modestly overclocked to 4.3 on stock cooling)Memory: 16GB Corsair @ 1600mhzVideo Card: Gigabyte Windforce 3X 770 OC 4GB(My previous card was a 650ti 1GB)Monitor/TV 42" Panasonic Viera Full HD 3D TV (BABY?
So the card can handle Skyrim, Crysis, etc. like cutting through butter (as quoted another reviewer). I consistently get 60 fps when playing Skyrim and its mods. However the reason I upgraded my CPU (to a core i7-3770k, overclocked) and bought this card was that I hope I would be able to play FSX at max or near-max settings. And the results are good. Following a tweak guide on youtube (FSX TWEAK GUIDE 2013 by Matt Davies), I was able to get 60 fps flying over water and mountains (Sitka Approach mission), and around 20-35 fps flying over Seattle (San Juan Island Run mission).Setting up Surround Configuration is very easy too.
A 780 at the time of purchase was a touch over $600, and with good deals running at the time I purchased this card for just over $400. You are not "future-proofing" per se by choosing a card with 4GB of VRAM; I would not want to mislead you into believing this card will withstand the test of time (such is not the nature of rapidly advancing technology.) However, if you intend to run multiple games simultaneously, or are interested in heavily modifying games to dramatically change the visual experience (GTA IV, Skyrim as some examples) then a 4GB GPU may not be a bad option for you.
I love this GC, it plays all of the games i want it to play very well and can power 3 monitors pretty well, it is about as good as a standard 780 for like half the price, completely recommend getting it.
For the enthusiasts out there...Sure you can get a few more FPS with a 780, BUT if you are content with gaming on 1080p, you can use a 770 and play any game on the highest settings. Personally, I have two in SLI and game on 1440p. I'll be upgrading to the 780 Ti soon, but these have been fantastic cards to game on. I've played in 1080p on 1 card and maxed everything out, and I've used it on 1440p and nearly maxed it out. 2 cards are a bit overkill to get just a few more FPS, but that's what we do in the PC masterrace.
One monitor being a 27 inch monitor and the other being my plasma TV and the card is able to handle the setup easily.As for the negatives. Well in a single card setup the card has a lot of trouble handling Crysis 3 on very high settings in 1080p easily going up and down from 55 to 27 fps. It's kind of a cruel joke to seeing as how the card can easily get 60 fps on max settings with 4xAA during the opening scene before New York, but once you get to New York the card has a lot of trouble on very high settings.
Answer: HD tv doesn't require much work if any on the part of the graphics card so this one will be easily capable of handling wow at max settings.