- Jan 5, 2016
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Hello everyone,
So in my system I have a GTX 750ti. It works perfectly fine since I run at 1440x900. However, I am planning on going to 1080p, which supposedly it can handle, but I would like to get a better graphics card. What graphics card can i get for roughly $100-$150? It can be used. I was looking at GTX 780Tis on Ebay, but they have gone up to about $180. I may not get the graphics card right away, but I am planning on upgrading it at some point in the nearby future, probably within a year or so.
I am leaning a little to AMD cards since I can run Crossfire (I have two PCIe X16 slots) but I would have to figure out some way to supply the power to them.
An additional thing is that the HP Z600 can only really handle a 150w graphics card, but I have seen that people have done more than that.
As for my specs:
HP Z600
2x Xeon X5650s (95w TDP for each)
20gb DDR3
650w HP OEM PSU with 6pin power connector
2x PCIe X16 (Rev 2.0)
So in my system I have a GTX 750ti. It works perfectly fine since I run at 1440x900. However, I am planning on going to 1080p, which supposedly it can handle, but I would like to get a better graphics card. What graphics card can i get for roughly $100-$150? It can be used. I was looking at GTX 780Tis on Ebay, but they have gone up to about $180. I may not get the graphics card right away, but I am planning on upgrading it at some point in the nearby future, probably within a year or so.
I am leaning a little to AMD cards since I can run Crossfire (I have two PCIe X16 slots) but I would have to figure out some way to supply the power to them.
An additional thing is that the HP Z600 can only really handle a 150w graphics card, but I have seen that people have done more than that.
As for my specs:
HP Z600
2x Xeon X5650s (95w TDP for each)
20gb DDR3
650w HP OEM PSU with 6pin power connector
2x PCIe X16 (Rev 2.0)
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