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YO Brothers! lol

My bro gave me his GTX 680 video card with a water cooler. That sucker is like $300 and he gave it to me to run train simulators with a better FPS. I tested the TS2015 after I rebooted my pc cause he was gave me his SSD Hard drive as well to load windows 8 quicker.

I went on TS2015 last night to portland terminal because I had low Framerates with my GTX 550ti and gave me 15fps to 20fps. Now with a GTX 680 I went 35-60fps. This video card can over clock but idk for sure how much FPS will be when I overclock this video card. So I will test that out sometime next week. When I do I will be live streaming TS2015 :). This is gonna be a blast!!!!

Way to go, Daniel!

[me so jealous]

Gonna pick up the 680 ( or higher if available ) next summer when Oculus Rift CV version hits mainstream markets. The 680 is a monster card !

haha Thanks. Dovetails games must support the oculus rift otherwise it won't work. I read about that. I just realized my video card has 256bit and 2 gb. I thought was 1gb. Guess I was wrong.

Yup. Lets hope DTG comes through with a way to hook up the Oculus.

My GTX 760 was $300.

That card with water cooling was more like $800 to $1k when it was new. My EVGA GTX670 2Gb was $400 new. Still have it, too.

256 bit is the memory buss width; the higher the number the better the frame rates. Could bottleneck an older CPU tho. 2Gb of VRAM is pretty much the standard now days.

Overclocking won't have a real big effect on frame rates in games, but it will get the card hot. It will also shorten the card's life.

And how nice a video card you have doesn't really have any effect on video streaming. That has more to do with your Internet connection and speed. But that is a really nice card, ya did well, young 'un.

If you are getting at least 30fps in TS2015 at the stock clock rate, I wouldn't bother overclocking. I'd wait until the UE4 sim is released before kicking in the OC.

arizonachris wrote:That card with water cooling was more like $800 to $1k when it was new. My EVGA GTX670 2Gb was $400 new. Still have it, too.

256 bit is the memory buss width; the higher the number the better the frame rates. Could bottleneck an older CPU tho. 2Gb of VRAM is pretty much the standard now days.

Overclocking won't have a real big effect on frame rates in games, but it will get the card hot. It will also shorten the card's life.

And how nice a video card you have doesn't really have any effect on video streaming. That has more to do with your Internet connection and speed. But that is a really nice card, ya did well, young 'un.

Heck yea dude!!! At least they can still watch it nicely. The only thing i'm doing on my speed is 1,100kbps. Its a little low quality but I still get good young teens watching. But with this new video card I can finally go for the highest graphics settings yes I will have oc and this evga will help me a lot. That should bring more audience :)