Is it worth it to run two graphics cards in one gaming PC? Our friends at Lifehacker have some answers. (Short version: it depends, but they generally recommend one great card over having two lesser ones.)
Is it worth it to run two graphics cards in one gaming PC? Our friends at Lifehacker have some answers. (Short version: it depends, but they generally recommend one great card over having two lesser ones.)
DISCUSSION
Guys, I have a GTX 670 FTW edition on my new gaming PC. This was my first time building a computer and I can't pinpoint I have with this.
Games look really bad I don't enable V-sync. They look like they are playing at a slower framerate then they actually are. If I enable V-sync, I sometimes get microstutter. It has to be at a steady 60 fps or it just stutters like crazy. The other problem I have is I don't get microstutter with V-sync on a game, the input lag is massive, almost unplayable on shooters like COD or Battlefield.
Is this an RMA type of situation, or am I doing something wrong.
8gb RAM and i5 3570k as well.