I cannot guantee anything. I was surprised to see this much performance enhancement between the GTX 600 and the GTX 700 versions, but is a matter of degree -- you may not notice the change as much as you hope:
I have 2 EVGA Nvidia GTX 770's 4GB, it works fine., So I'm sure your current video card should work just play on lowerest setting and slowly turn things up and see what you like.
I'm sure you've played any on the current games out there, BF3, Call of duty, Metro, Watcher...go get the Resident Evil 6 video test if you can see that fine you shouldn't need to spend more money.
Oh and GX 770 2GB for 500. forget about it., The 4GB was only 329.
thanks alot im currently running on the medium settings and it makes the game cinda ugly at some points..i relly would like to get to the high settings but whit high settings on my 660 i get so much lag at some points in the game and im gona try the video you talk about to se if it works.
@surstrumpa wrote:
thanks alot im currently running on the medium settings and it makes the game cinda ugly at some points..i relly would like to get to the high settings but whit high settings on my 660 i get so much lag at some points in the game and im gona try the video you talk about to se if it works.
Your opening message said you were using a GTX 670 now ( "my old 670 card is well to small for dragon age 3" ). There is a larger jump between an "n60" and an "n70" than you will normally see from one year to the next between the Nxx and the N+1xx cards (as in 660 vs 760).
sorry dident noticed it its a typo its the 660 card i have..and i want to be able to run the game on high settings becouse no offense medium and low settings makes the game cinda ugly
