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Is Gigabyte 2GB 6670 PCI-E VGA Card good for gaming

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iwas said:
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Sorry bro, you need at least a HD 7850 2 GB (or 1 GB) (A GTX 650 ti is also good, but this is better and almost same price) to get a comfortable framerate on max settings. However, you could go tone down the settings to low-medium and get good fps on the HD 6670 :) 
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Ravyu said:
Sorry bro, you need at least a HD 7850 2 GB (or 1 GB) (A GTX 650 ti is also good, but this is better and almost same price) to get a comfortable framerate on max settings. However, you could go tone down the settings to low-medium and get good fps on the HD 6670 :) 



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Ravyu said:
Sorry bro, you need at least a HD 7850 2 GB (or 1 GB) (A GTX 650 ti is also good, but this is better and almost same price) to get a comfortable framerate on max settings. However, you could go tone down the settings to low-medium and get good fps on the HD 6670 :) 



hey man so if i bring the settings down on the Gigabyte 2GB 6670 PCI-E VGA Card a little i can play at a good frame rate right??


ANOTHER THING IS THE (Gigabyte 2GB 6670 PCI-E VGA Card) HD????

Ravyu said:
Yes and Yes.

In fact, you can watch 3D blu-rays on it if you have a 3D monitor (but not 3D gaming :(  ) and a Blu- Ray Drive

Happy Gaming!!





thanks man you were very helpful and lastly id like to ask if my PSU will be able to support all of it
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Hmm... Not too great, but will suffice. If you have the money later you can get this (It's the cheapest I can find that is of a good brand, if you have more money later, you can always get a better one-

http://ncix.com/products/?sku=76034&vpn=CP%2D9020046%2D...

It's important to have a well known brand PSU as they're always of good quality (this one isnt unfortunately) as having an unknown one might lose its power over time and even damage your system :) 

Ravyu said:
Hmm... Not too great, but will suffice. If you have the money later you can get this (It's the cheapest I can find that is of a good brand, if you have more money later, you can always get a better one-

http://ncix.com/products/?sku=76034&vpn=CP%2D9020046%2D...

It's important to have a well known brand PSU as they're always of good quality (this one isnt unfortunately) as having an unknown one might lose its power over time and even damage your system :) 


so it will support right? at least for now
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