Palit 650 ti boost vs EVGA 650 ti ssc

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almighty1

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which card is better?

here is my setup :

Intel Core i5 3470 3.2-3.6Ghz (Quad Core)
Gigabyte Z77X UD3H
G.Skill RipJaws X 8gb ddr3 1600 CL10
Seasonic (M12II) 520watts 80Plus Bronze
 
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The performance difference is not that big between the 650 ti boost and the 660. That being said, the 3470 should not be a bottleneck problem, and if you don't plan to overclock in the future your build will be fine. It's tough to trade dollars to get the max for the money, just be sure you don't put yourself in a position of wanting to overclock and then having to buy both a new cpu and mobo.

You'll get very good gaming on your build as it stands.

Mark
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650 Ti Boost - uses the gpu from the 660 and is substantially better.
 
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almighty1

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thanks, i guess i should go with 650 Ti Boost.

oh by the way can i have your opinion regarding my build? what are the things you think might be better?
 
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almighty1

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actually the boost edition is cheaper :)
i guess i'll go with that one, thanks for answering :)
 
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almighty1

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how about this one?

Intel core i5 3470
Gigabyte H77M D3H
EVGA GTX 660 FTW 2gb/192bit, signature 2
G.Skill RipJaws X (dual) 2x4gb ddr3 1600 CL9
Seasonic (M12II) 520watts 80Plus Bronze
 
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markwp

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The performance difference is not that big between the 650 ti boost and the 660. That being said, the 3470 should not be a bottleneck problem, and if you don't plan to overclock in the future your build will be fine. It's tough to trade dollars to get the max for the money, just be sure you don't put yourself in a position of wanting to overclock and then having to buy both a new cpu and mobo.

You'll get very good gaming on your build as it stands.

Mark
 
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almighty1

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thanks bro! how about this build what do think?
proc: Intel core i5 3470
mobo: Gigabyte H77M D3H
vga: EVGA GTX 660 FTW 2gb/192bit, signature 2
ram: G.Skill RipJaws X (dual) 2x4gb ddr3 1600 CL9
psu: Seasonic (M12II) 520watts 80Plus Bronze
 
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thasan1

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yes it a decent build for the money.you should be able to play all games from ultra to atleast medium res :D
 
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