amd radeon hd 7770 configure well with my system?

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anbello262
Well, your system is WAY too good for that "cheap" graphics card. That graphic card is too cheap, too "small" for such a great system...
Yes, it would work on your system, but I would reccommend something better. What's your budget? Why do you consider the 7770?
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Well, your system is WAY too good for that "cheap" graphics card. That graphic card is too cheap, too "small" for such a great system...
Yes, it would work on your system, but I would reccommend something better. What's your budget? Why do you consider the 7770?
 
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I have been looking at this all night and i have now considered either the nvidia geforce gtx 660 or the AMD Radeon HD 7850 (which is slightly better) but i need to know which would configure better and produce better results?
 
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Not sure what you mean by "configure better". Your CPU and RAM will handle running along with a mid range video card easily.

Only issue may be your power supply. If you have a 500watt + from a good maker, you can get pretty much any card up to a Radeon 280x.

Read through this, pick something you like in your budget http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/gaming-graphics-card-review,3107.html and watch for the power use vs your power supply.
 
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so do i want a psu that has less watts for more? My psu is going to be 750 watt is that ok or good? and i was wondering if my motherboard and processor will work well with the graphics card but it doesn't matter i already no now.
 
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750 watt PSU is just fine for any single card. Just make sure you research the brand, sticking to the well known ones like Antec, Seasonic, Thermaltake, Rosewill is also a good cheaper one.

This is a nice article about PSUs http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/power-supply-oem-manufacturer,2913.html
 
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ok thanks so the higher the watts the more power produced? and i am now going to get a 800 watt psu :) p.s thanks for all the help
 
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Yes, the more power produced, but don't confuse that for more power as in more speed to the video card or system. Having a more powerful power supply does not mean any components will run faster than they would with a lower power PSU. There were people that thought exactly that.

Unless you are going to be running dual video cards or a very high end video card and overclocking your card and CPU, you don't need to go over 600 watts. If you are looking for a lower end gaming card like the 7770, you are fine even with a 450-500 watt PSU.
 
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ok thanks
 
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