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To Palit/Asus/MSI GTX 750Ti enough?

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July 26, 2014 1:18:25 AM

So... I think my PC setup is described in my last thread but here's a recap anyway
GB H81-S2PH
i3-4130
1TB WDC Blue 7200rpm
4gb Kingston 1600
Samsung 24x dvd
2x red led Deepcool XFan
2x no-led Deelcool XFan
Raidmax Superviper
CM Elite V2 500w

so i will still go for the upgrade of doubling the ram to 8gb (going to buy a second chip, still Kingston 4gb 1600), as mentioned in my previous thread. but i changed my mind to getting the gtx750ti. do you guys think that *mediocre* PSU can handle a gtx750ti? if yes, what brand should i get and what model? thanks in advance. ^_^

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a b Ĉ ASUS
July 26, 2014 3:14:08 AM

Yes it should be fine with your power supply.
You can use any GTX 750Ti.
All brands are good to use but EVGA 750Ti with ACX cooler is the best in achieving more fps.
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August 22, 2014 7:44:58 AM

Suztera said:
Yes it should be fine with your power supply.
You can use any GTX 750Ti.
All brands are good to use but EVGA 750Ti with ACX cooler is the best in achieving more fps.


BAD NEWS: I have no DVI port(s) on my "monitor" (or rather, TV), so I can't really choose the EVGA one (space for my monitor is pretty cramped already, too, so i can't fit an adapter). So now I'm left with MSI and Palit, and maybe Asus if it has VGA port. I'm choosing between their clock speeds, performances, cooling, and whatever factors every people consider. Any help please? Thanks again
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August 24, 2014 4:20:33 AM

Sir, do you personally recommend the Asus version? It seems interesting. Also, would the GPU actually draw more power than the aforementioned ~65W power? Just confirming since it has a PCI-E power cable slot in it.
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a b Ĉ ASUS
August 24, 2014 4:29:37 AM

You should be fine with your power supply using a GTX 750Ti.
ASUS GTX 750Ti is not a bad card but EVGA GTX 750Ti FTW is still the best for GTX 750Ti.
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