i am considering on changing my old 9800GT graphic card to a GTX 650 Ti BOOST i want to play atleast assasins creed blackflag in almost maxed out graphics. Im still new in the hardware community so, i dont really know if my pc would be able to support the GTX650 TI Boost can anyone help me? how do i know if my PC is compatible with the VGA card. And my current specs are FX-8320 16GB RAM Corsair Motherboard Asus m5a78l-m usb3 Graphic Card 9800GT. Thank you in advance for your help.
Is the GeForce GTX 650 Ti BOOST best bang for the buck?
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thismafiaguy
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The GTX 650 Ti Boost will not run Black Flag very well at max settings. Your PC should be compatible with any graphics card on the market right now unless there isn't enough room in your case, and I need to know your power supply specifications. What is your budget for a graphics card?
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I don't want to sound like I'm just agreeing with you for the hell of it, but I really think no other video card fits the bill better than a GTX650 Ti Boost. Of course, you are going to get gaming enthusiasts that disagree with me and recommend a better card around 200. For the average gamer, it's a great card.
It will play AC:BF at high, not so much at ultra high. It's also compatible with your build.
Edit: http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/gaming-graphics-card-review,3107-3.html
It will play AC:BF at high, not so much at ultra high. It's also compatible with your build.
Edit: http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/gaming-graphics-card-review,3107-3.html
well my budget would be around the price of the GTX 650 Ti Boost, i live in indonesia so most hardware cost alot more compared to the states or other countries for example this GTX 650 Ti Boost costs about 250 US dollars in my country so yeah. And btw my power supply would be http://www.enlightindo.com/product.jsp?page=product&id=22 thanks for your time and help mate!
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Pay an extra £40 and you can get the R9 270 as it has better performance then the 650 Ti Boost.
Here is small chart to show the difference is spec:
Here is small chart to show the difference is spec:
but i dont think my power supply would be able to hold the R9 270? dont you think? my power supply would be http://www.enlightindo.com/product.jsp?page=product&id=22 thanks for your time and help mate!
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Where do you buy computer parts in Indonesia? Could you give me a link to a local retailer so I can see what the prices are like?
well a HD7750 is very hard to come by in my country, and i was wishing for a better performance graphic card, im still a newbie in this kind of stuff but i really like gaming so, could you please suggest me what power supply is perfect for my build ? and top it notch a little so i wouldn't need to buy another PSU in the future when i want to upgrade my hardware. Thanks for your time and support once again!!!
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http://www.bhinneka.com/products/sku01112380/corsair_builder_series__vs550_.aspx
For your budget, I'd buy this one. The others are outlandishly expensive.
For your budget, I'd buy this one. The others are outlandishly expensive.
yeah no kid, i hate this country lol. how bout this one http://www.bhinneka.com/products/sku00411798/powerlogic_middle_tower_modena__gtx2000__-_white.aspx i get a 500Watt power supply and i get a new casing and its half the price of the corsair.
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