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[QUOTE="the_bi99man"]
At this point, considering that 480 is still probably doing a decent job, I'd just wait until the 700 series cards come out. Wouldn't go for a Titan. They seem to be pretty overpriced for what they actually are, and are more a novelty. I'd say get a 780 when they come out, or grab a pair of 680s after the 700 series launches, since they'll likely see a price drop.
the_bi99man
This is probably what I'll do. I just want to max Arma 3 when the full version drops, which won't be until later in the year at the least. I am still very happy with my 480 too. Best card I've ever owned. Bought it on launch with the understanding that it would last me a long ass time and it really has. Never given me trouble at all either, though mine came bundled with an aftermarket cooler so it addressed the big problems people had with Fermi right out of the box.
Sweet deal. Haha. I can't wait to build a new system. I've been riding this laptop (which still outperforms a 360 or a Ps3) for way too long. Even an i5/560ti setup would be like a tenfold upgrade for me. :P So I'm thinking some time in the fall, I'll build a "budget" system with a 670 or 680, which should be super affordable by then. If I manage to save more than I expect to, I might spring for a 700 something.
I'd becareful, 700 is just a rebadging series. 
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