Thank you guys for your answers and time... one last question that is worrying me, there is white "stuff" between the card's radiator and the card's board, very visible near the Aorus logo... looks like thermal paste but aesthetically is a bit out of place, you think that is OK?

By the way the card is too heavy (Aorus xtreme), it is tilting a little to the right even though I pressed it firmly and tighten the screws... you think that is normal as well?

OK so I just did the upgrade and after testing in some games I'm getting about triple the FPS I got with the 680, you think that is normal for a 1080 ti or I'm getting somewhat less performance due to a bottleneck?

Hello everyone. I have a machine with the following specs:

i7 3770 (nonK)

Gtx 680 4gb

Z77 mobo

750 w PSU

I didn't have the chance to upgrade until now, I want to start with a Gtx 1080ti. So the questions are:

- I think the 3770 is still good... how bad of a bottleneck you think I could get?

- The same goes with the motherboard, can it hold back the card?

- And finally, how much of an improvement (% or fps) you think I'll be gaining?

Thanks in advance guys... answers will be very appreciated.

Yes but also which system has the most multiplats.

I have always loved games but thankfully not to the point of being addicted. I can perfectly understand why some people are though.

I think cinematic walking is a blast for the first playthrough; after that most of games are pretty much dead for me and that makes them not worthy of full price in my opinion...

Change is always risky, but from it come the best ideas (very rare nowadays though)

I really like them as a series pretty much equally. Have invested hundreds of hours on them.

I can confirm that the MP in Advanced Warfare is kind of empty on PC