The 560 TI came out in 2011. So 2 years before you had it. It was barely high end when it came out.
The 560 TI is what Watch Dogs recommends, either software issues or maybe somewhere else you have a bottleneck.
The 590 is about the same as the GTX 670 though, so something to keep in mind.
I lied about when I got it
. I forgot how long its been since I stopped making apps. I got it June/July 2011.
Yes it does, but the "joys" of PC gaming.
590 is not the same as a 670. Horse power may be, but the 670 is optimized to do things better. Good example: Tomb Raider Legends. The "next gen" option in the game was created on the 360's GPU. The 360's GPU was the first card out in the world with unified shaders. Tomb Raider Legends ran like dog on every video card. Even overkilling it with a Geforce 9800 (Their top of the line card at the time) couldn't handle it. That card ran circles around the 360's GPU in terms of power. Doesn't matter though next gen tech is next gen tech, power is irrelevant and new technologies are starting to get created. Whatever card anyone buys now will most likely be outdated a lot sooner. Though I'll concede that a beast now will last a bit longer, there's also costs to consider.
A 590 is about the bare minimum you're going to be needed for games moving forward. Bare minimum looks like dog in most cases. You're better off getting a mid range card for 300 and getting it replaced in 3-4 years and buying another mid range card for 300 that runs circles around the high end card. Spending 600 for a top of a line card that's going to need to be replaced at the same time as the midrange card just doesn't make sense unless you're running 3 monitors. Note: All pricing is canadian
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