Good GPU for a i5 4770k and 500w PSU

GoldenGamerUK · Aug 30, 2014

What would be a good GPU for Gaming, video rendering, and recording games like battlefield 3/4/ And the Cod Saga going on, the video rendering part is the most important i would say, there is no budget, as long as 500w will support it, no favors in brand, but i know that cuda in nvidia cards help with video rendering, thanks

millwright · Aug 30, 2014

I think GTX760 is the best you can do on 500watt, about $240

GoldenGamerUK · Aug 30, 2014

millwright :

i was wondering if a 770 would be able to support it, if i have the budget to support the 770, i could get a 750w psu while im there

Hendra_Nucleo · Aug 30, 2014

http://pcpartpicker.com/part/asus-video-card-r7260xdc2oc2gd5 or http://pcpartpicker.com/part/xfx-video-card-r9270xcdfc

millwright · Aug 30, 2014

Of course.
I'll look it up.
I don't think you need one that big for a 770, though.

legend001523 · Aug 30, 2014

yes, a 500w can easily support a 770, evga superclocked 770 is good

millwright · Aug 30, 2014

You only need a 600 watt, but get a good brand name.

http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-770/specifications

millwright · Aug 30, 2014

Yes a good 500 watt can probably work, but you are pushing it, as the manufacturer requirement although inflated is 600watt.

I'd have no problem with 550watt, but it may make even a good 500watt run hot.

GoldenGamerUK · Aug 30, 2014

legend001523 :

millwright :

well since im not getting the gpu until sometime next year, i plan to get the 770 with a titan style cooler ( i like the look of it!) i might as well add the 600W Psu to my partslist for the end of this year!

EDIT: by plan, after you said about the 760, i had a quick google and the 770 with reference cooler came up in an add so i thought why not!

legend001523 · Aug 30, 2014

sounds fine

millwright · Aug 30, 2014

In round passmark numbers, the 770 is 20% better than the 760.

6173 vs 4982
http://www.videocardbenchmark.net/high_end_gpus.html

I think that is 20%

GoldenGamerUK · Aug 30, 2014

millwright :

i would say so, also, you you recon a stock cooler would be ok for a 4770K, no overclocking just yet...

millwright · Aug 30, 2014

The only thing wrong with a stock cooler, besides it can't overclock much, is noise.

I don't overclock but replaced mine with a very inexpensive Arctic Freezer 7 pro rev2.

I have a 4670

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