GRAPHIC CARD Compatibility
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seishin27
September 10, 2014 9:15:30 AM
im planning to buy GTX 750 Ti 2GB and i wanna know if this is compatible with my motherboard and some PSU.
i have
Intel(R) COre i3-2100 cpu@3.106HZ
motherboard: P8H61-M LX3 PLUS
PSU: 400W 12V
RAM: gskill ripjaws 8gb 4gbx2
so is it compatible? and can my psu run it? thanks
i have
Intel(R) COre i3-2100 cpu@3.106HZ
motherboard: P8H61-M LX3 PLUS
PSU: 400W 12V
RAM: gskill ripjaws 8gb 4gbx2
so is it compatible? and can my psu run it? thanks
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Lukey_AMD
September 10, 2014 9:24:57 AM
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Lukey_AMD
September 10, 2014 9:35:58 AM
Lukey_AMD said:
from my understanding the difference between 2.0 and 3.0 is lane speed, or at least.. more data can travel faster = faster image production etcCorrect, but the only reason why pcie 2.0 is nearly equal to 3.0 still is because most graphics cards like the GTX 750 ti don't even come close to using up all the bandwidth at 100% load.
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Lukey_AMD said:
from my understanding the difference between 2.0 and 3.0 is lane speed, or at least.. more data can travel faster = faster image production etcCorrect, but the only reason why pcie 2.0 is nearly equal to 3.0 still is because most graphics cards like the GTX 750 ti don't even come close to using up all the bandwidth at 100% load.
Totally agree with you.its not worth it.(you have to spend at least 50$ on the lowest end mobo). also if you spend that much it will be for an lga 1150 socket mobo which is almost out.so best choice would be to stick with pcie 2.0 and not 3.0
and yes pcie2.0 for a x16 slot has only 80GT/s while 3.0 has 128 GT/s
while those theoretical values look promising you will hardly use up all the bandwidth unless for some insane games like watchdogs(which not optimized very well) at ultra texture.
i don't think you will be doing anything like that on this system
so conclusion:just get a gpu and if possible get a good psu(which can be used with future upgrades)
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seishin27
September 10, 2014 9:55:10 AM
TechyInAZ said:
Lukey_AMD said:
from my understanding the difference between 2.0 and 3.0 is lane speed, or at least.. more data can travel faster = faster image production etcCorrect, but the only reason why pcie 2.0 is nearly equal to 3.0 still is because most graphics cards like the GTX 750 ti don't even come close to using up all the bandwidth at 100% load.
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seishin27
September 10, 2014 9:57:57 AM
seishin27 said:
Wow fast replies. U guys are the best. Thank u so much. And yes ill buy 600w corsair psu. Oh 1 last question what do u think is better graphics card? The gtx 750 ti or radeon r7 260x
The r7 260X is better, it is faster than the gtx 750 ti. Only reason why 750 ti is that expensive, is because of it's insane ultra low wattage use.
BTW... If you are buying corsair, don't get the CX Series PSUs, terrible for pcs with graphics cards.
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TechyInAZ said:
seishin27 said:
Wow fast replies. U guys are the best. Thank u so much. And yes ill buy 600w corsair psu. Oh 1 last question what do u think is better graphics card? The gtx 750 ti or radeon r7 260x
The r7 260X is better, it is faster than the gtx 750 ti. Only reason why 750 ti is that expensive, is because of it's insane ultra low wattage use.
BTW... If you are buying corsair, don't get the CX Series PSUs, terrible for pcs with graphics cards.
but bro
i havn't used any of those cards but watch these
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fKy5ctjixaY ------------------------crysis3
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xUjNIMhelyo ------------------------BF4
750ti seems higher
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seishin27
September 10, 2014 11:07:53 AM
TechyInAZ said:
seishin27 said:
Wow fast replies. U guys are the best. Thank u so much. And yes ill buy 600w corsair psu. Oh 1 last question what do u think is better graphics card? The gtx 750 ti or radeon r7 260x
The r7 260X is better, it is faster than the gtx 750 ti. Only reason why 750 ti is that expensive, is because of it's insane ultra low wattage use.
BTW... If you are buying corsair, don't get the CX Series PSUs, terrible for pcs with graphics cards.
Dude really? I was planning to buy a corsair cx600 with 600W cos its sale and lots of good reviews..
Is cool master 550w better? Cos if ill buy r7 260x it requires 500W above
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seishin27
September 10, 2014 11:10:40 AM
seishin27 said:
TechyInAZ said:
seishin27 said:
Wow fast replies. U guys are the best. Thank u so much. And yes ill buy 600w corsair psu. Oh 1 last question what do u think is better graphics card? The gtx 750 ti or radeon r7 260x
The r7 260X is better, it is faster than the gtx 750 ti. Only reason why 750 ti is that expensive, is because of it's insane ultra low wattage use.
BTW... If you are buying corsair, don't get the CX Series PSUs, terrible for pcs with graphics cards.
Dude really? I was planning to buy a corsair cx600 with 600W cos its sale and lots of good reviews..
Is cool master 550w better? Cos if ill buy r7 260x it requires 500W above
I know, I'm bummed aswell. But on toms hardware, every power supply expert will tell you how bad the CX series are.
idk about cooler mast, but get SeaSonic, any of their psus are good even though they are a little pricy. But you have to ask yourself, do I want to cheap out on a PSU that might eventually kill my pc and have to buy a brand new computer for even more money?
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seishin27
September 10, 2014 7:16:50 PM
TechyInAZ said:
seishin27 said:
TechyInAZ said:
seishin27 said:
Wow fast replies. U guys are the best. Thank u so much. And yes ill buy 600w corsair psu. Oh 1 last question what do u think is better graphics card? The gtx 750 ti or radeon r7 260x
The r7 260X is better, it is faster than the gtx 750 ti. Only reason why 750 ti is that expensive, is because of it's insane ultra low wattage use.
BTW... If you are buying corsair, don't get the CX Series PSUs, terrible for pcs with graphics cards.
Dude really? I was planning to buy a corsair cx600 with 600W cos its sale and lots of good reviews..
Is cool master 550w better? Cos if ill buy r7 260x it requires 500W above
I know, I'm bummed aswell. But on toms hardware, every power supply expert will tell you how bad the CX series are.
idk about cooler mast, but get SeaSonic, any of their psus are good even though they are a little pricy. But you have to ask yourself, do I want to cheap out on a PSU that might eventually kill my pc and have to buy a brand new computer for even more money?
Is this okk
SeaSonic S12II 620 Bronze 620W ATX12V V2.3 / EPS 12V V2.91 80 PLUS BRONZE Certified Active PFC Power Supply
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seishin27 said:
TechyInAZ said:
seishin27 said:
TechyInAZ said:
seishin27 said:
Wow fast replies. U guys are the best. Thank u so much. And yes ill buy 600w corsair psu. Oh 1 last question what do u think is better graphics card? The gtx 750 ti or radeon r7 260x
The r7 260X is better, it is faster than the gtx 750 ti. Only reason why 750 ti is that expensive, is because of it's insane ultra low wattage use.
BTW... If you are buying corsair, don't get the CX Series PSUs, terrible for pcs with graphics cards.
Dude really? I was planning to buy a corsair cx600 with 600W cos its sale and lots of good reviews..
Is cool master 550w better? Cos if ill buy r7 260x it requires 500W above
I know, I'm bummed aswell. But on toms hardware, every power supply expert will tell you how bad the CX series are.
idk about cooler mast, but get SeaSonic, any of their psus are good even though they are a little pricy. But you have to ask yourself, do I want to cheap out on a PSU that might eventually kill my pc and have to buy a brand new computer for even more money?
Is this okk
SeaSonic S12II 620 Bronze 620W ATX12V V2.3 / EPS 12V V2.91 80 PLUS BRONZE Certified Active PFC Power Supply
I recommend the seasonic s12II 620 Bronze,but since you are going for the 750ti
and using an i3 2100,there is no need for that power supply.even the seasonic s12 II bronze 520 is more than enough
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seishin27
September 10, 2014 9:16:21 PM
Yadhu said:
seishin27 said:
TechyInAZ said:
seishin27 said:
TechyInAZ said:
seishin27 said:
Wow fast replies. U guys are the best. Thank u so much. And yes ill buy 600w corsair psu. Oh 1 last question what do u think is better graphics card? The gtx 750 ti or radeon r7 260x
The r7 260X is better, it is faster than the gtx 750 ti. Only reason why 750 ti is that expensive, is because of it's insane ultra low wattage use.
BTW... If you are buying corsair, don't get the CX Series PSUs, terrible for pcs with graphics cards.
Dude really? I was planning to buy a corsair cx600 with 600W cos its sale and lots of good reviews..
Is cool master 550w better? Cos if ill buy r7 260x it requires 500W above
I know, I'm bummed aswell. But on toms hardware, every power supply expert will tell you how bad the CX series are.
idk about cooler mast, but get SeaSonic, any of their psus are good even though they are a little pricy. But you have to ask yourself, do I want to cheap out on a PSU that might eventually kill my pc and have to buy a brand new computer for even more money?
Is this okk
SeaSonic S12II 620 Bronze 620W ATX12V V2.3 / EPS 12V V2.91 80 PLUS BRONZE Certified Active PFC Power Supply
I recommend the seasonic s12II 620 Bronze,but since you are going for the 750ti
and using an i3 2100,there is no need for that power supply.even the seasonic s12 II bronze 520 is more than enough
Theres like 5$ difference so im choosing the higher one for future upgrades too haha tnx bro
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seishin27
September 10, 2014 9:18:25 PM
Yadhu said:
seishin27 said:
TechyInAZ said:
seishin27 said:
TechyInAZ said:
seishin27 said:
Wow fast replies. U guys are the best. Thank u so much. And yes ill buy 600w corsair psu. Oh 1 last question what do u think is better graphics card? The gtx 750 ti or radeon r7 260x
The r7 260X is better, it is faster than the gtx 750 ti. Only reason why 750 ti is that expensive, is because of it's insane ultra low wattage use.
BTW... If you are buying corsair, don't get the CX Series PSUs, terrible for pcs with graphics cards.
Dude really? I was planning to buy a corsair cx600 with 600W cos its sale and lots of good reviews..
Is cool master 550w better? Cos if ill buy r7 260x it requires 500W above
I know, I'm bummed aswell. But on toms hardware, every power supply expert will tell you how bad the CX series are.
idk about cooler mast, but get SeaSonic, any of their psus are good even though they are a little pricy. But you have to ask yourself, do I want to cheap out on a PSU that might eventually kill my pc and have to buy a brand new computer for even more money?
Is this okk
SeaSonic S12II 620 Bronze 620W ATX12V V2.3 / EPS 12V V2.91 80 PLUS BRONZE Certified Active PFC Power Supply
I recommend the seasonic s12II 620 Bronze,but since you are going for the 750ti
and using an i3 2100,there is no need for that power supply.even the seasonic s12 II bronze 520 is more than enough
Oh and whats the difference with an sli ready psu and one without
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seishin27
September 11, 2014 12:33:22 AM
seishin27
September 11, 2014 6:56:49 AM
seishin27 said:
Yadhu said:
well an sli ready psu can use 2 cards(or more).It more likely have more wattage than the others.
Since you wont be doing multi card configuration no need to waste money on those
Yo bro. Does rosewill hive psu good?
Yes they do the rosewill capstone has been my personal favorite for a long time
they are one of the solid psu makers
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