APPROXIMATE PURCHASE DATE: one or two months later
USAGE FROM MOST TO LEAST IMPORTANT: Gaming & Video Editing
CURRENT GPU AND POWER SUPPLY: Radeon 5750, PSU FSP Supersonic 550w
OTHER RELEVANT SYSTEM SPECS:
Mobo : ASROCK H61-VS
Proc : i3-2100
Ram : 8 GB Corsair
Dual Monitor with 1080p (gaming and soemthing like movie editing) and the other is 720p (for browsing etc)
Casing : Power Up Basic. (no need for expensive casing
)
PREFERRED WEBSITE(S) FOR PARTS: Never buy shipping parts in here, but will take newegg.com just to look at the price
PARTS PREFERENCES: anything
OVERCLOCKING: No
MONITOR RESOLUTION: 1920x1080
ADDITIONAL COMMENTS:
Based on Review, I'd say that 560Ti was the best bang for the buck for me right now (correct me if I'm wrong). Definitely my eyes are sniping this card in my country (I never purchase from other country or via shipping, but newegg or other sites are useful to compare the prices)
There are 2 main question that spin on my mind :
1. Will this 550W PSU run my GTX 560 Ti without any problem?(No I don't plan overclocking it, 560 Ti already awesome) and I have 4 USB plugged in my computer (keyboard,mouse,external HD, wireless USB).
2. The size of the board, is there big difference between 5750 and GTX 560 Ti?Because I fear that It won't fit in the case if it's too big or too width.
oh the last question : is it really worth it?I don't mind playing with the medium quality, but I really want to have at least once in my life playing at the highest quality
Thanks.
USAGE FROM MOST TO LEAST IMPORTANT: Gaming & Video Editing
CURRENT GPU AND POWER SUPPLY: Radeon 5750, PSU FSP Supersonic 550w
OTHER RELEVANT SYSTEM SPECS:
Mobo : ASROCK H61-VS
Proc : i3-2100
Ram : 8 GB Corsair
Dual Monitor with 1080p (gaming and soemthing like movie editing) and the other is 720p (for browsing etc)
Casing : Power Up Basic. (no need for expensive casing
)PREFERRED WEBSITE(S) FOR PARTS: Never buy shipping parts in here, but will take newegg.com just to look at the price
PARTS PREFERENCES: anything
OVERCLOCKING: No
MONITOR RESOLUTION: 1920x1080
ADDITIONAL COMMENTS:
Based on Review, I'd say that 560Ti was the best bang for the buck for me right now (correct me if I'm wrong). Definitely my eyes are sniping this card in my country (I never purchase from other country or via shipping, but newegg or other sites are useful to compare the prices)
There are 2 main question that spin on my mind :
1. Will this 550W PSU run my GTX 560 Ti without any problem?(No I don't plan overclocking it, 560 Ti already awesome) and I have 4 USB plugged in my computer (keyboard,mouse,external HD, wireless USB).
2. The size of the board, is there big difference between 5750 and GTX 560 Ti?Because I fear that It won't fit in the case if it's too big or too width.
oh the last question : is it really worth it?I don't mind playing with the medium quality, but I really want to have at least once in my life playing at the highest quality
Thanks.
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