diablopiyush

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Hey Guys, i had built a pc late november in 2011 with specs:-

Intel 2600k
ASUS P8Z68-V (only for lucid virtu)
Cooler Master eXtreme Power Plus 500W
500GB Seagate HDD
2x4GB 1600Mhz DDR3 Ram
22" 1366x768 LCD Philips (not FullHD)

but i left out on graphics, cos of a student's budget constraints, and i'm not much of a gamer either. Now that i have saved money
for a graphics card, please suggest me which one i should go with 6770/550Ti/6850.
Please note that im a casual gamer,and i wont be gaming at resolutions more than 1366x768,so will 6850 give me playable FPS on heavy games maxed out ?
Also , once a month i might hook it up with my Bravia 42" Full HD LED, how would these cards perform?
 

SkyWalker1726

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6850 will perform better than the other cards , but regarding the part that u want to play games MAXED OUT don't know if it will be enough ... if u can go for a 6870 , there's a "Small" price difference but u'll get much better result with it

 
i haven't read good things about cm's extreme power plus psus. you could look into getting a better psu like corsair builder series cx 500 v2 or antec neo eco 520w or seasonic s12 ii 520w.
with a psu upgrade, you'll be open to using powerful gfx cards in the pc.
with your current psu: radeon hd 6670 1 gb gddr5. it should be able to handle casual gaming at 1366x768. you could also look into radeon hd 7750 (new 28 nm gfx card that doesn't require extra pcie power supply).
 

sunnk

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yes de5_roy is right but if u dont think to overclock your gpu and cpu then that psu will be ok it can handle single hd 6850 and for hd 7750 it will perform like a hd 6770 only thing is that it uses less power and gives good performance but in all of that hd 6850 will be the best choice.:)