is this going to play all games on 1080 p
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masterofnone
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it could run most games at high settings, but it really depends. some games have less graphics processing demand while other are higher
Jake Wenta
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No it will not. You'll need around 400w for that build. But for ultra 1080p, you'll want something from a 760 and up, or start thinking SLI (more powerful PSU)
I'm running a 660 ti on 1080p with all ultra, and in some games have to turn down AA or some other setting to remain above 30FPS. Now if you don't mind playing in ~15FPS, then you can go with that card, but it will be laggy.
Jake Wenta
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Should mention a 64 bit OS. 8 GB of ram, (1333 is good but 1600 if you find a deal)
Sometimes there are shellshockers on newegg where you can get a 660+ for the price of the 650 ti boost. If in no rush wait for the holidays when prices go down, and more offers. If you want it now, then look wisely.
Don't cheap out on what will be powering your PC, thermaltake, corsair, seasonic, NZXT, evga, antec are some of the reliable PSU brands.
Case, do you want looks if you'll be focused on gaming- you can get a good mid tower for around 40 bucks with plenty of management and room. For a mid tower of course.
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