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HD 6670 DDR3 vs HD7750 DDR5

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Hello Everyone,

I'm looking to buy a new video card from NCIX within the next 2 weeks. My budget is $100 tops.

The games that I play are , WoW, League of Legends, Dota 2, Killing Floor, Left for Dead 2. I'd like to be able to play them on atleast medium settings with 60+ fps.

The video card I was using previously, 9800 GT super clocked finally stopped working after 3 years. I have a Seasonic 620W power supply.

PC Specs:
Acer Aspire M3202
x3 8550 Triple Core Processor CPU
7gb DDR2 ram

Monitor resolution is 1600 x 900

I'm wondering if the HD 6670 will be enough to run the games I play on at least medium at 60+ fps or if I should just get the HD 7750? Will my PC be able to run these video cards without bottlenecking?

Thanks.

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7750 should be fine for you and I think it's the best choice for you. Since you are not playing demanding games at all. Although, don't expect a big performance boost because I am not sure what kind of a performance boost you would get.
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Aoop said:
Hello Everyone,

I'm looking to buy a new video card from NCIX within the next 2 weeks. My budget is $100 tops.

The games that I play are , WoW, League of Legends, Dota 2, Killing Floor, Left for Dead 2. I'd like to be able to play them on atleast medium settings with 60+ fps.

The video card I was using previously, 9800 GT super clocked finally stopped working after 3 years. I have a Seasonic 620W power supply.

PC Specs:
Acer Aspire M3202
x3 8550 Triple Core Processor CPU
7gb DDR2 ram

Monitor resolution is 1600 x 900

I'm wondering if the HD 6670 will be enough to run the games I play on at least medium at 60+ fps or if I should just get the HD 7750? Will my PC be able to run these video cards without bottlenecking?

Thanks.


Hi - If you can pay $130 up front and wait for the $30mir, you can get an hd 7770

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E168...

Tom



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Aoop said:
Alright, thanks everyone. I just found the HD7770 on ncix.com for 90$ after mail in rebates, so I'll go with that.

Make sure you have a good power supply with that. I recommend a PSU with 1 PCI-E 6-pin power connector for that. Because most 7770 need one.
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