GTX560 Ti & i3 2100
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cst1992
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560 Ti is a lot better than the 430.
a hell of a lot better.
However, it's an old card. If you haven't finalized it, then get a newer generation card.
Also, the 520W PSU you selected will work fine with your card.
Modern games also require 8GB+ RAM.
a hell of a lot better.
However, it's an old card. If you haven't finalized it, then get a newer generation card.
Also, the 520W PSU you selected will work fine with your card.
Modern games also require 8GB+ RAM.
Raheel Hasan
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http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/Sapphire/R7_265_Dual-X/9.html
ur 560ti is in between 260x and 650ti boost.
ur 560ti is in between 260x and 650ti boost.
If you can, get a Radeon HD7850 (effectively a Radeon R7 265). They are now being discontinued, but are an excellent highly rated card, and you now should be able to pick one up cheap. Maybe with a free games bundle. I use a 1600 x 900 resolution monitor (with AMD Phenom II 945 cpu) and it plays all my games on high (if not ultra) settings at good frame rates. It is a superior card than the GTX560 Ti and worth the money. With the HD7850 or GTX560 Ti your games will run on way higher settings than the GT430.
Raheel Hasan
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$80 for 560ti is great if it has no defects. Before buying it test it for artifacts, run any demanding game for few hours.
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