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gtx 650ti 1gb which brand should i buy ???
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They're not bad, go for whichever one is cheaper and has a decent cooling design
Depending on where you live, you could go for a better card in that price range if you live in the US like the 650 Ti Boost or 7850
Depending on where you live, you could go for a better card in that price range if you live in the US like the 650 Ti Boost or 7850
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Then the 650 Ti would be a decent value for you for sure
The Palit version is pretty good too
http://www.flipkart.com/palit-nvidia-geforce-gtx-650ti-1-gb-gddr5-graphics-card/p/itmdh8dypkcjhzpf?pid=GRCDH8CZ9FM4AKRG&otracker=from-search&srno=t_1&query=gtx+650+ti&ref=b791c092-8fa6-47dd-85f3-5c83a3dfe73d
Just make sure your PSU has over 20A on the +12v rail (look inside at the PSU sticker) and that it has a 6 pin PCI-E connector
If you have enough amps but no connector, you'd need an adapter
Seems that the Zotac card actually comes with an adapter, awesome
http://www.flipkart.com/zotac-nvidia-gtx-650-ti-1gb-1-gb-gddr5-graphics-card/p/itmdezd6yn6kwa7m?pid=GRCDEZ49PTZU4G7E&otracker=from-search&srno=t_4&query=650+ti&ref=af342f23-c590-414e-a8e9-e45d0f216f28
There's also a 7790 in that price range which is about 10% or so quicker than the 650 Ti
The Palit version is pretty good too
http://www.flipkart.com/palit-nvidia-geforce-gtx-650ti-1-gb-gddr5-graphics-card/p/itmdh8dypkcjhzpf?pid=GRCDH8CZ9FM4AKRG&otracker=from-search&srno=t_1&query=gtx+650+ti&ref=b791c092-8fa6-47dd-85f3-5c83a3dfe73d
Just make sure your PSU has over 20A on the +12v rail (look inside at the PSU sticker) and that it has a 6 pin PCI-E connector
If you have enough amps but no connector, you'd need an adapter
Seems that the Zotac card actually comes with an adapter, awesome
http://www.flipkart.com/zotac-nvidia-gtx-650-ti-1gb-1-gb-gddr5-graphics-card/p/itmdezd6yn6kwa7m?pid=GRCDEZ49PTZU4G7E&otracker=from-search&srno=t_4&query=650+ti&ref=af342f23-c590-414e-a8e9-e45d0f216f28
There's also a 7790 in that price range which is about 10% or so quicker than the 650 Ti
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i m using a 1366×768 monitor and want to play ac4,bf4,splinter cell blacklist.....i am paring it with pentium g620 would i play on high-ultra settings with 30 fps?????
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At that resolution high settings above 30FPS shouldn't be a problem, just gotta mention that AC4 runs horribly on weaker CPUs so you might have to lower the settings for that
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7790 is good but i like nvidia's physix and 3d vision....... does hd7790 has this type of???? tech
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PhysX isn't really utilized all that much and the 650 Ti is a bit too weak for PhysX in the first place
AMD has HD3D off the top of my head
AMD has HD3D off the top of my head
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[strike]Hard to say, 2-5 FPS for most games I'd assume[/strike]
I meant FPS difference between the 650 Ti and a 7790 woops
I meant FPS difference between the 650 Ti and a 7790 woops
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It's just a guess, in some games optimized for AMD cards it may be higher by 10FPS
Generally increasing FPS would involve overclocking, not something I'd do depending on your cooling/power supply
Generally increasing FPS would involve overclocking, not something I'd do depending on your cooling/power supply
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If you can find another Sandy Bridge i3 or i5, then yeah you could, or an Ivy Bridge CPU after a BIOS update (do at your own risk)
Either way, at your resolution you should be fine, just make sure your PSU is sufficient as I mentioned
(Just make sure your PSU has over 20A on the +12v rail (look inside at the PSU sticker) and that it has a 6 pin PCI-E connector
If you have enough amps but no connector, you'd need an adapter)
Either way, at your resolution you should be fine, just make sure your PSU is sufficient as I mentioned
(Just make sure your PSU has over 20A on the +12v rail (look inside at the PSU sticker) and that it has a 6 pin PCI-E connector
If you have enough amps but no connector, you'd need an adapter)
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With a 6300 you'd need a new mobo (which would require a reinstall of Windows)
Stick with getting a new GPU for now, and consider a CPU+mobo upgrade in the future
Stick with getting a new GPU for now, and consider a CPU+mobo upgrade in the future
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That's because AC4 runs pretty bad, even on decent gaming systems
Besides AC4, you should be fine at 1366x768 at medium-high settings
Besides AC4, you should be fine at 1366x768 at medium-high settings
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I'd probably still go with the 7790, just make sure your PSU is sufficient (just read the above posts)
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