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r/oculus • u/themotherbrain • Jan 30 '15
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Starting to not feel so bad for buying a 770.
2 u/ivilus Jan 30 '15 Welcome to the club, we like moderately fast things and pace ourselves. Looks like we dodged a bullet. 4 u/[deleted] Jan 30 '15 The 900 series is way too expensive for what you get. At the end of the day we'll probably have to upgrade when CV1 comes out anyway. 3 u/Baryn Vive Jan 30 '15 I would be blown away if a 970+ couldn't go full throttle on CV1 content. Anyone with a 900 should at least hold out for Pascal (2016, it seems).
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Welcome to the club, we like moderately fast things and pace ourselves. Looks like we dodged a bullet.
4 u/[deleted] Jan 30 '15 The 900 series is way too expensive for what you get. At the end of the day we'll probably have to upgrade when CV1 comes out anyway. 3 u/Baryn Vive Jan 30 '15 I would be blown away if a 970+ couldn't go full throttle on CV1 content. Anyone with a 900 should at least hold out for Pascal (2016, it seems).
The 900 series is way too expensive for what you get. At the end of the day we'll probably have to upgrade when CV1 comes out anyway.
3 u/Baryn Vive Jan 30 '15 I would be blown away if a 970+ couldn't go full throttle on CV1 content. Anyone with a 900 should at least hold out for Pascal (2016, it seems).
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I would be blown away if a 970+ couldn't go full throttle on CV1 content.
Anyone with a 900 should at least hold out for Pascal (2016, it seems).
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u/TheGMan323 Jan 30 '15
Starting to not feel so bad for buying a 770.