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Is ZOTAC GTX 650 Ti Synergy Edition 2GB compatible with my system?

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July 12, 2014 9:51:49 PM

MY specs are :-
Motherboard- Intel DH61WW
Intel Core i3 2100 @ 3.1 Ghz
4 gb ram
450 W PSU
500 gb hdd

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July 12, 2014 9:56:42 PM

Without doubt.
Find out more about the power supply though.
Looks a bit borderline.
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July 12, 2014 10:24:45 PM

Yes, it will work perfectly fine. I'd recommend a 550W PSU though just to keep some headroom.
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July 12, 2014 11:18:17 PM

if you PSU is decent quality, there is no need to purchase. with my knowledge, you entire computer will be pulling 230W totally..... you have enough head room
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July 12, 2014 11:22:10 PM

bhuvanesh123 said:
if you PSU is decent quality, there is no need to purchase. with my knowledge, you entire computer will be pulling 230W totally..... you have enough head room
Here the main thing is "if it is decent quality" one of my friends had a crappy PSU fry their mobo

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July 13, 2014 12:37:43 AM

thats the informed decision i wanted to give here, and 450 W is more than enough....... a PSU must operate at atleast 60-70% of its load for maximum efficiency, never go for overkill, its not worth it at all
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July 13, 2014 9:10:36 AM

Yes, I see your point. However if it is a poor quality psu, that needed to be replaced anyway, at least I would get a more powerful PSU to have headroom for upgrades in the future, even if it wouldn't be operating at max efficiency.
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July 13, 2014 9:13:22 AM

Don't stick with zotac The most failure gpus I ever sees !! soo defective and assy creap producks !!
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July 13, 2014 10:55:43 PM

Himanshu Balayan said:
Don't stick with zotac The most failure gpus I ever sees !! soo defective and assy creap producks !!


There's also the price consideration. After all, a graphics card is 90% GPU chip and 10% cooling solution combo offered by whoever resells it. A general observation is that for a Zotac GTX660 that costs ~12,700 rupees, the Asus Direct CU2 with the same chip will cost in the range of 15,300 rupees owing to the better cooling. That's a difference of 3000 rupees or, in other words, an approximately 25% price difference which is no meager difference. All of this just for a better cooling package. As we move higher up the GPU hierarchy, this gap only widens. A Zotac GTX 770 costs ~29,000 rupees and an MSI Twin Frozr costs 38,000 rupees. The ideal way would be to acquire the cheapest reference card available and custom cool it. It will cost less and deliver quieter/better cooling performance. As long as you have a good reference GPU chip, the reseller brand doesn't matter, since most enthusiasts invest in custom aftermarket cooling and have no use for the stock cooling options anyway. I opened up my graphics card and installed a water block on the first day itself.
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July 16, 2014 3:28:29 AM

firstrig said:
Himanshu Balayan said:
Don't stick with zotac The most failure gpus I ever sees !! soo defective and assy creap producks !!


There's also the price consideration. After all, a graphics card is 90% GPU chip and 10% cooling solution combo offered by whoever resells it. A general observation is that for a Zotac GTX660 that costs ~12,700 rupees, the Asus Direct CU2 with the same chip will cost in the range of 15,300 rupees owing to the better cooling. That's a difference of 3000 rupees or, in other words, an approximately 25% price difference which is no meager difference. All of this just for a better cooling package. As we move higher up the GPU hierarchy, this gap only widens. A Zotac GTX 770 costs ~29,000 rupees and an MSI Twin Frozr costs 38,000 rupees. The ideal way would be to acquire the cheapest reference card available and custom cool it. It will cost less and deliver quieter/better cooling performance. As long as you have a good reference GPU chip, the reseller brand doesn't matter, since most enthusiasts invest in custom aftermarket cooling and have no use for the stock cooling options anyway. I opened up my graphics card and installed a water block on the first day itself.



yea u can do a water block on it but these guy wouldn't do so let him to spend 500-1500more rs to get cooler and better gpu that overckokes nad give cool temp also !! s dude I just again say don't stick with Zotac !!
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