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What GPU will fit this?
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- May 27, 2010
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Pretty much anything, but that isn't enough information to provide you with an answer.
Power supply make/model/wattage? (To power the card)
CPU? (For avoiding bottlenecking)
Case? (For physically installing a card)
Your current GPU, if applicable.
Power supply make/model/wattage? (To power the card)
CPU? (For avoiding bottlenecking)
Case? (For physically installing a card)
Your current GPU, if applicable.
- Aug 3, 2006
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Assuming the board has a PCI-Ex16 expansion slot available, you could theoretically upgrade to any PCI-Ex16 graphics card. There are other concerns, however, such as what processor you have (you don't want to mix a top of the line graphics card with a low-end processor), what power supply you currently have (higher end graphic cards require more power) and how much you're willing to spend.
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-Wolf sends
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Oh..This is the specs
Intel I7 2600K
HAF912 Case
700W Gold Plus Corsair PSU
Coolermaster Air unit and heatsink
Intel I7 2600K
HAF912 Case
700W Gold Plus Corsair PSU
Coolermaster Air unit and heatsink
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Alright great..It's just i was going to by a 750ti byt there are different types of that card i dont know what one to buy?
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When buying graphic cards, I tend to stick with cards from ASUS, EVGA, or Sapphire. Others would confidently recommend XFX. I don't think you're going to go wrong with any GTX 750Ti card from any of these manufacturers.
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I see however looking on Ebay i see this, and it confuses me...."GTX 750ti GDDR5 or 2GD5/OC" What the hell are those numbers?
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GDDR5 means Graphics Memory 5 (just like your system accepts DDR3 memory). 2GD5/OC, I can only guess at: 2GB of GDDR5 Video RAM and the card is overclocked by the manufacturer. Regardless of all the extra characters, all GTX 750Tis are probably going to perform within a few (>5%) percentage points in performance. I wouldn't worry too much about it, but stay away from cards that include the "LE" label. I consider "LE" to mean "light edition"
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Ok, So i could only buy a GPU thats say "GDDR5" or is it Only if it says "DDR3"?
Sorry i am somewhat new to all this :/
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