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epilamda

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What Video Card can i get within $200 that can be compatible with my unit? (Or Cheaper :D)

Here are my current specs:

Intel Core i5 2310 @ 2.9ghz
Intel DH61WW Motherboard
8gb Ram 1600 mhz
Driving Force 600watts Standard PSU
Xfx radeon 6670 1gb Gddr3

Please help i'm on a tight budget :D

Thank you :D
 
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Those power supplies are not meant for gamers/overclockers, you can get way better for the money.

A 550w xfx unit should do you justice while not tearing a hole...
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In AU$ I know you can get an Nvidia gtx 750Ti which offers high clock speeds but I've heard that it consumes a bit of power and can be very loud. On the AMD team you can also get an Radeon r9 270 which has lower clock speeds ( not enough to make a huge difference) but lower power consumption and less noise.
 
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I have never head of that brand of power supply.

Could you open your case and post back with the complete stats on the sticker? Or a photo if possible?
 
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Sorry :D Just disregard the powersupply because i'll replace it with VS650 Before buying a VideoCard :D
 
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Those power supplies are not meant for gamers/overclockers, you can get way better for the money.

A 550w xfx unit should do you justice while not tearing a hole in your pocket.


A r9 280 should fit that budget.
 
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