bsmaff
International
Hmm, I think I'm coming "back" to PC gaming. After buying Project Cars on the Xbox One and getting annoyed with the poor framerate and stuttering, I bought it for my PC. Even though I've only got a GTX 680, using the Nvidia Geforce Experience tool to set optimal settings and it runs great! Graphics are superb and framerate is solid too!
Then I fired up Batman Arkham Origins as I remember having some framerate issues with that which put me off a little. Used the Nvidia tool again, solid 60fps and looks brilliant.
So now I'm debating whether to pick up the new Batman and Witcher 3 on the PC rather than Xbox One. I also get a work bonus in June so looking to get a GTX 970, which should hopefully have dropped even further in price if the 980ti and AMD cards are released soon.
If you buy the GTX 970 now you will get the 2 games for free, but also you shouldn't be getting any issues with a GTX 680, it is still a massively powerful card and much better than what is in the current gen machines.
I recently upgraded from a GTX 680 to a GTX 970 like your thinking of doing and TBH I have not noticed a single bit of difference.. The GTX 680 can still run all games maxed out.. I also though never played GTA 5 on my 680 so have no idea how well that performs.
The GTX 970 I noticed is just quiet out the box, especially if you get a custom cooler one.
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