gpu under 15000inr

Arnab_sarma · Nov 21, 2013

Hey guys
I'm going to buy a new gpu
Budget 15000inr
My present specs are:
Intel core i3 3220
5gb ddr3 1333 ram
500w psu
Hd 7770 1gb ddr5
18.5" lcd monitor
1366x768 resolution
Win 7 64bit
I want to play all latest games at high fps...plz suggest...thanx in advance

rvilkman · Nov 21, 2013

R9 270X, 7870 XT, R9 270, 7870, 7850, 7850 1GB

Basically in that order, if you can find one in your budget.
Generally the 7870 would be the lowest that 'should' provide you with enough juice for things, but even the 7850's are a major improvement over your 7770.

austenwhd · Nov 21, 2013

If you're going to a local market the go with GTX 660 2 GB, that's a golden choice in that price range. Online prices are higher then local retailers.

chimera201 · Nov 21, 2013

"500W psu" is of no use to us. Please specify model no. and power distribution

Arnab_sarma · Nov 21, 2013

Model huntkey 500w green power

Arnab_sarma · Nov 21, 2013

rvilkman :

How good is r series gpus??

chimera201 · Nov 21, 2013

U need to replace that psu. Your budget just cut short

Arnab_sarma · Nov 21, 2013

Ok..I will replace that one...but what abt gpu..

chimera201 · Nov 21, 2013

Arnab_sarma :

What is your total budget for gpu and psu?

Arnab_sarma · Nov 21, 2013

chimera201 :

Gpu 15000inr...psu 5000inr

chimera201 · Nov 21, 2013

MSI NVIDIA N660-2GD5/OC 2 GB GDDR5 Rs. 16000

SEASONIC S12II 520 BRONZE RS.4,500

Total : Rs. 20500

Arnab_sarma · Nov 21, 2013

But r9 270x is better than gtx 660

chimera201 · Nov 21, 2013

Arnab_sarma :

Can u find an R9 270X within ur budget?

austenwhd · Nov 21, 2013

First of all, no, GTX 660 is better and if you insist so much R9 270 is available for Rs. 14,690 in Delhi local market, try Cost to Cost Computer there or... Rs. 18,649 at Flipkart, but trust me, it's not better than 660.

http://www.game-debate.com/gpu/inde...r9-270-vs-geforce-gtx-660-gigabyte-oc-edition

The 660Ti is Rs. 14,890 in Delhi and for over 20K on any online sale.

rvilkman · Nov 21, 2013

660 vs 7870

The standard 7870 is about the same performance wise as R9 270. R9 270X is about 5% faster than the 7870.

So the performance between the two is pretty close. Depending on game 7870 takes a considerable lead.

austenwhd · Nov 21, 2013

The Ti version of 660 is faster in many popular games than r9 270x. It all depends on which game and what configuration and what settings and budget does one opts to choose. Overall, 660 Ti is much better bang for buck GPU in my opinion,including the fact that is cheaper in local market (and available) and runs cooler on lower power than either 7870 or R9 270.

Corsair VS 550 W is available at below 3000 range in any part of India which is more than enough for 660 Ti, otherwise go for 600 W PSU for AMD cards.

rvilkman · Nov 21, 2013

Ti version yes, but the Ti version is also much more expensive. If you can get the Ti at the same price then sure, but usually the Ti's are much more expensive.

austenwhd · Nov 21, 2013

rvilkman :

Where i am recommending the OP to buy the 660 Ti it is only Rs. 200 something (around $4) more than R9 270x. Tell me it isn't it a great deal.

rvilkman · Nov 21, 2013

That does sound like a good deal.

rvilkman · Nov 21, 2013

That does sound like a good deal.

Arnab_sarma · Nov 21, 2013

So guys....what is ur opinions???..I play all kinds of games...also I want a future proof gpu

chimera201 · Nov 22, 2013

Arnab_sarma :

There isn't anything as future proofing. Any card will become obsolete in 3 years. The first thing that u will want to upgrade is the GPU

And selection of card mainly depends on budget. With your budget GTX 660 is the way to go

austenwhd · Nov 22, 2013

Arnab_sarma :

First of all, where do you live?
You total budget for PSU and GPU is around 20000. If you buy a GTX 660Ti (Delhi rates) and a Corsair PSU 550 watts. It will be within budget and within requirement. You do need a good PSU if you want to run these heavy duty cards probably 600 watts (550 will be fine for GTX) for AMD cards.

But if you could push you budget a little bit more around 21,250, you can buy a GTX 760, which has only recently seen a price cut and now available at 18,290. You want to be 'future proof' this is your best bet or with r9 270x but it is too hot and has higher power requirement than any of this GTX cards, maybe a new cabinet, maybe.

With GTX 760 you can play all games in FULLHD and some more. GTX 660Ti is only a bit slower and then rest of the AMD cards.

Arnab_sarma · Nov 22, 2013

austenwhd :

Arnab_sarma :

First of all, where do you live?
You total budget for PSU and GPU is around 20000. If you buy a GTX 660Ti (Delhi rates) and a Corsair PSU 550 watts. It will be within budget and within requirement. You do need a good PSU if you want to run these heavy duty cards probably 600 watts (550 will be fine for GTX) for AMD cards.

But if you could push you budget a little bit more around 21,250, you can buy a GTX 760, which has only recently seen a price cut and now available at 18,290. You want to be 'future proof' this is your best bet or with r9 270x but it is too hot and has higher power requirement than any of this GTX cards, maybe a new cabinet, maybe.

With GTX 760 you can play all games in FULLHD and some more. GTX 660Ti is only a bit slower and then rest of the AMD cards.

I m from assam...plz dont give many choices...i get confused...give me 2 choices for gpu...is should be using lesa power also has best performance...psu I will manage on my own

austenwhd · Nov 22, 2013

Arnab_sarma :

austenwhd :

I m from assam...plz dont give many choices...i get confused...give me 2 choices for gpu...is should be using lesa power also has best performance...psu I will manage on my own

Of all the GPU mentioned on this page the best one and within your budget is GTX 760, it runs at 170 watt max. 5 watts. below a 7870, best bang for buck card at the moment. Otherwise, go for 660Ti, it is only a little slower about 20 watts less power consuming. Both of them are clearly faster than any of the AMD cards within your budget.

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