- Apr 14, 2014
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Hello!
I own a ASUS GTX 780 DC2OC 3GD5 Graphics Card, and I'm more or less satisfied with it's gaming performance, but some of the VR titles are giving it trouble.
A friend of mine owns a EVGA SSC GTX 1060 6 GB, so we ran a 3D Graphics Passmark benchmark on both PCs, and there seem to be minimal difference in actual computational power between these two GPUs.
Does GTX 1060 offer some other boost for VR Gaming, like by using some sort of advanced technologies?
Because otherwise, I'm having a hard time justifying going from 9500 of something to 9900.
Should I just wait for consumer volta in a few months?
My goal is being able to comfortably play any VR game, but I don't really care about graphics settings (as long as they're not too potato) or super sampling.
I own a ASUS GTX 780 DC2OC 3GD5 Graphics Card, and I'm more or less satisfied with it's gaming performance, but some of the VR titles are giving it trouble.
A friend of mine owns a EVGA SSC GTX 1060 6 GB, so we ran a 3D Graphics Passmark benchmark on both PCs, and there seem to be minimal difference in actual computational power between these two GPUs.
Does GTX 1060 offer some other boost for VR Gaming, like by using some sort of advanced technologies?
Because otherwise, I'm having a hard time justifying going from 9500 of something to 9900.
Should I just wait for consumer volta in a few months?
My goal is being able to comfortably play any VR game, but I don't really care about graphics settings (as long as they're not too potato) or super sampling.
/wccftech.com/pc-vrps-vr-gap-bigger-nvidias-pascal/, 
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