Hey, i was curious whether you could please correct and problems my parts have with compatibility. It would be very much appreciated, and here are the specs/parts.
The things i am not sure about is whether or not the PSU will be powerful enough to power the whole machine, with some possible plans to overclock the CPU and graphics card. Also is the graphics card good, because i was looking on newegg and i saw it on the deals thing on the front. I originally had this down
but then i saw the EVGA card being almost 100 dollars cheaper. I look at the specs and it doesnt look like there is a big difference in the cards, but if i am missing something important there please let me know.
Thanks RR, but which of the two do you suggest. I would prefer to get EVGA due to their step-up program, but i can't really tell whether there is a big difference between these two cards besides different memory and core clocks, and that difference is only by like a couple numbers.
Thanks RR, but which of the two do you suggest. I would prefer to get EVGA due to their step-up program, but i can't really tell whether there is a big difference between these two cards besides different memory and core clocks, and that difference is only by like a couple numbers.
I don't see a difference either. Besides, factory oc is same as do-it-yourself oc, even if they're any different. Those even cost the same.
You might want to consider this: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6814134037 Price tag is $169.99 after MIR. Is step up really worth that much? The new card that you step up to from Evga will be more expensive than rival brands too. With price gap this big, on the old card, and likely on the new card, it might be possible to buy a whole new card and actually save money over stepping up. If you're really stingy, sell the old one on ebay to recoup some losses.
