Good graphics card to run sony vegas smoothly (and play games smoothly)

Styxie said:
Erm I do, the Titan honestly is not amazing, "fastest" and "performance in games" are two different things. While it is fast, quite a few GPU's get better framerate. Hell, I was watching TotalBiscuit and he said Tomb Raider ran at about 50 fps for him, tons of other gpus run it better. Not worth it for the money.
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Not sure who you are looking at but yes there are faster Dual GPU's, but for a single GPU it has fastest performance in both benchmarks and real games, go read the review on Hardwarecanucks.com
 
Ukraine Arsenal said:
Not sure who you are looking at but yes there are faster Dual GPU's, but for a single GPU it has fastest performance in both benchmarks and real games, go read the review on Hardwarecanucks.com
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A 690 or 7990 is way more worth it, the Titan honestly doesn't offer too much compared to those. i never said it wasn't very fast, it is, but not worth it compared to other GPU's out there.
 
Danny X said:
Ok so would I be able to edit videos in 1080p with an Intel core i5, 8 gigs of RAM, GTX660? and what sort of games can I play if I have this?
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Go to hardwarecanucks .com and look up the review for GTX 660[DOUBLEPOST=1368316412,1368316352][/DOUBLEPOST]
Styxie said:
A 690 or 7990 is way more worth it, the Titan honestly doesn't offer too much compared to those. i never said it wasn't very fast, it is, but not worth it compared to other GPU's out there.
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SINGLE GPU, learn your terms, both of the cards listed have 2 GPU dies on a single PCB making them a SLI/CrossFireX
 
You can edit 1080p vids almost regardless of what you're running, but rendering in realtime... my pc's pretty beast and I can't do that. Just put it down to a quarter, i've never found a reason while you can't edit at 240p
 
Ukraine Arsenal said:
Go to hardwarecanucks .com and look up the review for GTX 660[DOUBLEPOST=1368316412,1368316352][/DOUBLEPOST]
SINGLE GPU, learn your terms, both of the cards listed have 2 GPU dies on a single PCB making them a SLI/CrossFireX
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Did I say it was a bad or slow GPU? No, Just that for what it is, it's not really worth it. Since OP wants to game AND render, other GPU's are a better idea. Calm yo tits.
 
I'm not a fanboy or anything. But I prefer AMD over Nvidia for rendering vids. I have a friend who has the same specs with me with a better gpu card and I don't know if it's his PC or his specs but he's rendering a vid for like 20-30mins even with CUDA on. He has a 660 OC edition.

I have a Sapphire 6950 1GB and I can render as fast as 2-3minutes for a 15mins video.

I suggest you get 7850-7870. Sapphire Flex is very good brand and model of the card because of its cooler. If you have a little more budget. Get a Gigabyte. I also suggest looking for 7790 which is faster than 650 Ti Boost. 7790 is between 7770 and 7850.[DOUBLEPOST=1368375616,1368374933][/DOUBLEPOST]Have you bought your pc already? If you're budget is $600

Then this is a suggestion for you:

atx: Fractal (Core 1000) $40
cpu: Intel Core i3-3220 Ivy Bridge 3.3GHz $130
mb: GIGABYTE GA-B75M-D3V LGA 1155 Intel B75 SATA 6Gb/s USB $65
hdd int: WDC Caviar Blue 500GB SATA III $70
psu: SeaSonic S12II 520 Bronze 520W $65

ram: G.SKILL Ripjaws Series 8GB (2 x 4GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1600 $63
vga: HIS IceQ H785Q2G2M Radeon HD 7850 2GB 256-bit GDDR5 $200


$633

This built was made last March 19. Price has changed already. Just edited PSU and GPU to fit your style. You can get i5-3450/3470 for like $60-$80 more.
 
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