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♥♥♥♥ really? you're joking!
OP should be given a medal for this. Call it Capt Obvious award.
Ryse: Son of Rome taxed my 465 GTX horribly and shortly thereafter other games starting doing the same. That is when I saved up and bought the 970. The 980 was too high and the TI wasn't out. We all go through video card upgrade woes but those who own newer cards will tell you they are worth every penny.