First thing I should Upgrade? Low Budget.
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Can you list the full specs, including the case and psu, of your current build? Don't include anything you plan to buy.
Edit: Nvm. Didn't see the link lmao. You definitely want a discrete gpu. If you're looking at around the ~$90 range, the Radeon HD 7770 is probably the best choice at that range.
However, I would highly advise buying a better case and psu first. The case is flimsy and low-quality, while the psu is just plan out low quality. If you don't plan to upgrade the case, which I recommend, then at least upgrade the psu. Then, you can grab a 7770.
Edit: Nvm. Didn't see the link lmao. You definitely want a discrete gpu. If you're looking at around the ~$90 range, the Radeon HD 7770 is probably the best choice at that range.
However, I would highly advise buying a better case and psu first. The case is flimsy and low-quality, while the psu is just plan out low quality. If you don't plan to upgrade the case, which I recommend, then at least upgrade the psu. Then, you can grab a 7770.
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"Please note that the above 'benchmarks' are all just theoretical - the results were calculated based on the card's specifications, and real-world performance may (and probably will) vary at least a bit."
The HD 7770 is a good low budget card and would work just fine in your system but which ever GPU you get you still really need to get a better PSU.
I just want the Best for the Price I have 2 cards that are $90 GTX 560 TI or the Radeon 7770 If the results are that much different than even if varyed a bit the GTX 560 TI would be the best option no? Whats a good 600w psu or something to supply the GTX 560 TI
The Apevia one is low-quality. The AZZA one is low-quality. The psu you currently have is low-quality. The Corsair CX is better than all of those, but it's still not even high quality. Remember, wattage isn't the one thing that determines a psu. It's all about the quality, as a low quality psu WILL fail on you and when it does, it will blow up and might destroy some components in your case.
That being said, this is a great high quality psu on a good price: http://us.ncix.com/products/?sku=59615&vpn=P1550SXXB9&manufacture=XFX&promoid=1307
It will allow for any upgrades you wish to add to your build.
That being said, this is a great high quality psu on a good price: http://us.ncix.com/products/?sku=59615&vpn=P1550SXXB9&manufacture=XFX&promoid=1307
It will allow for any upgrades you wish to add to your build.
Not necessarily. For an extra ~$25, I would definitely go with the XFX psu. Not only will you have enough wattage for any future upgrades, the quality is definitely worth it. Also, I doubt an extra $25 would allow him to upgrade from a $90 to $150-180 gpu.
The CX series USED to be a good quality psu. It was a Seasonic OEM psu, until the contract ended and Corsair decided to switch OEMs. The CX is now crap and I wouldn't touch it unless it's the semi-modular versions. The semi-modular versions are definitely better and they are the only CX that I would even consider.
If the OP can't afford $25 to upgrade to a much better psu, then I would say wait until you have an extra $25.
If the OP can't afford $25 to upgrade to a much better psu, then I would say wait until you have an extra $25.
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