- Jul 3, 2013
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Hello everybody,
Here's my rig:
My budget: $300 USD
I want to upgrade my GPU to a GTX 760 but I don't know If I should upgrade another component from the PC as well. As I could read on the internet I could see that almost everything is OK, but the PSU, on the Nvidia webpage the minimum recommended system power for this GPU is 500W but it differs from the manufacturer (EVGA, ASUS, PNY). What have been really puzzling me is that I read that for this GPU in the +12V wire it must be @40.0A and mine is @20.0A, I don't know how bad that is but that's why I am here asking for help.
Would you please help me in identify if I need to upgrade another component or it's OK just buying the GPU? Also I'd like to mention that the games I'd like to be running with that GPU are Battlefield 4, Call of Duty: Ghost and that kind of games generally.
Want to thank you in advance.
Here's my rig:
CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-2600 CPU @ 3.40GHz.
GPU: GeForce GTX 550 Ti.
MEMORY: 8.00 GB RAM.
HARD DISK: 1.5TB.
PSU: SWITCHING POWER SUPPLY (ATX-600W P4) [+5V@45.0A, +12V@20.0A, -12V@0.8A, +3.3V@35.0A, +5VSB@3.0A].
My budget: $300 USD
I want to upgrade my GPU to a GTX 760 but I don't know If I should upgrade another component from the PC as well. As I could read on the internet I could see that almost everything is OK, but the PSU, on the Nvidia webpage the minimum recommended system power for this GPU is 500W but it differs from the manufacturer (EVGA, ASUS, PNY). What have been really puzzling me is that I read that for this GPU in the +12V wire it must be @40.0A and mine is @20.0A, I don't know how bad that is but that's why I am here asking for help.
Would you please help me in identify if I need to upgrade another component or it's OK just buying the GPU? Also I'd like to mention that the games I'd like to be running with that GPU are Battlefield 4, Call of Duty: Ghost and that kind of games generally.
Want to thank you in advance.
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