Hi guys,
I currently have a GTX 660Ti however I am looking to upgrade as I am giving this card to a friend, plus there will no doubt be some demanding games coming out close to Christmas. I'm concerned that my PSU might not be good enough to grab a 690? I want to get a titan as they will be small enough to SLI when they go down in price but my case only has room for 1 690 at the moment as my HDD and SSD are in the way for SLI of that card.
Anyway here are my specs:
i7 3770K OC to 4.6ghz
Asus P8Z77 Ivy Bridge
1tb HDD
120gb SSD
Nvidia GTX 660Ti
16gb RAM
700W basic chillblast PSU
The fact that I have a basic PSU is what is concerning me. I have only just got my PC (Christmas) and I'm not sure whether I am going to have to do some fiddling and grab a new PSU or if a 690 will do for the time being? My plan was to grab a 690 then upgrade my PSU later down the line to future proof it for the next lot of cards.
What do you guys think I should do anyway?
Cheers
I currently have a GTX 660Ti however I am looking to upgrade as I am giving this card to a friend, plus there will no doubt be some demanding games coming out close to Christmas. I'm concerned that my PSU might not be good enough to grab a 690? I want to get a titan as they will be small enough to SLI when they go down in price but my case only has room for 1 690 at the moment as my HDD and SSD are in the way for SLI of that card.
Anyway here are my specs:
i7 3770K OC to 4.6ghz
Asus P8Z77 Ivy Bridge
1tb HDD
120gb SSD
Nvidia GTX 660Ti
16gb RAM
700W basic chillblast PSU
The fact that I have a basic PSU is what is concerning me. I have only just got my PC (Christmas) and I'm not sure whether I am going to have to do some fiddling and grab a new PSU or if a 690 will do for the time being? My plan was to grab a 690 then upgrade my PSU later down the line to future proof it for the next lot of cards.
What do you guys think I should do anyway?
Cheers