Best Graphic Card Below Rs.15000..

niko45 · Jun 4, 2015

i want a good graphic card which can run any present games and future games at high/ultra...with minimum of 30fps...

Nuwan Fernando · Jun 4, 2015

That's INR or LKR?
Also if you have a Quad SLI setup, why do you want to buy another cheap single graphic card?

hotter-than-Vishera · Jun 4, 2015

niko45 :

Is Rs.15000 15000 INR, that is, 15,000 Indian Rupees?
At current exchange rates, that's about $233 USD.

Right now the most modern card you will want is the GTX 960. It is the newest middle end card on the block and costs about $200 USD (Rs.12833) and a good one will still cost just under Rs.15000.

You might also consider a Radeon R9 280X, which performs better than GTX 960 and only costs about $210 USD (Rs.13475). But the R9 280X uses a massive amount of power. You must have a 700-watt power supply, minimum, to suppoort R9 280X. R9 280X is older than GTX 960 but R9 280X is a stronger card, it will still run modern games and it will run these modern games better than GTX 960.

What parts are/will be in the rest of your computer?

feluda · Jun 4, 2015

Go for a R9 270X.... A good alternative is GTX 750 ti... the first one's more powerful and the second one consumes less power.

Ali_uae · Jun 4, 2015

MSI R9 270X GAMING 2G 2GB [Snapdeal] Rs 14495

feluda · Jun 4, 2015

hotter-than-Vishera :

niko45 :

Is Rs.15000 15000 INR, that is, 15,000 Indian Rupees?
At current exchange rates, that's about $233 USD.

Right now the most modern card you will want is the GTX 960. It is the newest middle end card on the block and costs about $200 USD (Rs.12833) and a good one will still cost just under Rs.15000.

You might also consider a Radeon R9 280X, which performs better than GTX 960 and only costs about $210 USD (Rs.13475). But the R9 280X uses a massive amount of power. You must have a 700-watt power supply, minimum, to suppoort R9 280X. R9 280X is older than GTX 960 but R9 280X is a stronger card, it will still run modern games and it will run these modern games better than GTX 960.

What parts are/will be in the rest of your computer?

Unfortunately, here, the actual rates are lot more than that. gtx 960 costs about 300$. R9 280x costs about 350$.

hotter-than-Vishera · Jun 4, 2015

Ali_uae :

I do not think that is a good deal.

This is a good deal for the R9 280X:

Sapphire Radeon R9 280X Vapor-X Rs. 13432 http://www.newegg.com/global/in/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814202137

This is a good deal for the GTX 960:

Asus STRIX GTX 960 OC Rs. 12,792 http://www.newegg.com/global/in/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814121913

Nuwan Fernando · Jun 4, 2015

700W for a 280X? overkill. Even a 550W will handle it nicely. 30Amps on the 12V line..

hotter-than-Vishera · Jun 4, 2015

feluda :

hotter-than-Vishera :

Unfortunately, here, the actual rates are lot more than that. gtx 960 costs about 300$. R9 280x costs about 350$.

Just checked the Indian site for Newegg, with prices in Indian Rupees. They're pretty close to their American counterparts.

Nuwan Fernando · Jun 4, 2015

Even a 270X will handle most of the current games at 1080p with no problem. Telling you with experience.

niko45 · Jun 4, 2015

exactly...in india.....

I am not buying this card.....i want to know so...which will be the best....cause in india everthing is at high price...so you can refer some indian websites...for this.....

the graphic card which you will choose should be..hmm...small...i mean mini itx....thanks...guys...for your response...

niko45 · Jun 4, 2015

hotter-than-Vishera :

feluda :

Just checked the Indian site for Newegg, with prices in Indian Rupees. They're pretty close to their American counterparts.

exactly i saw the same thing but after adding shipping charge and everything the price rises....so....

feluda · Jun 4, 2015

hotter-than-Vishera :

feluda :

Just checked the Indian site for Newegg, with prices in Indian Rupees. They're pretty close to their American counterparts.

yeah, but those are internationally shipped. Hence, no warranty and high shipping charges.

Nuwan Fernando · Jun 4, 2015

Then try something like this. you'll not need a good PSU too

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA5752NA5308

feluda · Jun 4, 2015

niko45 :

This is the best you can get at 15000.

http://www.flipkart.com/sapphire-amd-ati-radeon-dual-x-r9-270x-boost-oc-2-gb-ddr5-graphics-card/p/itmdtp5j69ssu9gj?pid=GRCDTP5J69SSU9GJ&ref=L%3A1288282209353551735&srno=p_1&query=r9+270x&otracker=from-search

But make sure you have at least a 500W PSU.

niko45 · Jun 4, 2015

so guys...any suggestion....???

niko45 · Jun 4, 2015

guys...hmm...i need mini itx...(small) card

Nuwan Fernando · Jun 4, 2015

Mini ITX

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA5752NA5308

niko45 · Jun 4, 2015

i think r9 270x is a good one but i need a smaller version....

Nuwan Fernando · Jun 4, 2015

Smaller means Mini Itx or Low profile?

niko45 · Jun 4, 2015

i mean it should be smaller..in size..the dimensions...(r9 270x)

niko45 · Jun 4, 2015

ok....guys what about a fx-6300 and a gtx 660 2gb with 8gb ram.....is it good...enough to run at high settings with 60fps+ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NWrCsU1kfTM

and ultra
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pHMibOqsBTg

even gtx 750 ti is good enough..

but now which is good...the gtx 660 of kepler GPUs(older) or the the gtx 750 ti of maxwell GPUs (newer)

ATi RaDEoN · Jun 4, 2015

I got GTX 960 4GB for 18000 INR at a particular store. GTX 960 2GB version was about 14500 at that store.

niko45 · Jun 4, 2015

what about gtx 660 or gtx 750 ti

feluda · Jun 4, 2015

750 ti is newer and consumes less power. But technically speaking, the 660 will perform better in pure gaming because of the fact that the GTX 660 has a 192 bit memory interface, while the GTX 750 has 128 bit.

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