- Jul 1, 2009
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Hello,
I'm working on a build for my girlfriend/myself. It'll be pretty low powered, kept in a TV stand and hooked into a 32 inch TV with a 1366x768 resolution.
So far the build will consist of:
Core i3-3225 CPU, 3.3ghz
4GB of ddr3 1600 ram
500gb HDD
Apevia Q-Pack 2 with 500w power supply included
I've been looking around for benchmarks on some cheaper cards,
but I can't find any that really show what they can do at low resolutions.
Most of my interest has been in an HD 7770, perhaps the Sapphire Vapor-X
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814102993
Does anyone know how the card would perform at those resolutions,
or have any suggestions for a sub 180$ card that could run high/ultra settings in most games at 60 fps?
It's not a huge deal to absolutely max everything, but the idea is for it to perform without hiccups
when it's time to play something like Skyrim or BF3.
I'm working on a build for my girlfriend/myself. It'll be pretty low powered, kept in a TV stand and hooked into a 32 inch TV with a 1366x768 resolution.
So far the build will consist of:
Core i3-3225 CPU, 3.3ghz
4GB of ddr3 1600 ram
500gb HDD
Apevia Q-Pack 2 with 500w power supply included
I've been looking around for benchmarks on some cheaper cards,
but I can't find any that really show what they can do at low resolutions.
Most of my interest has been in an HD 7770, perhaps the Sapphire Vapor-X
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814102993
Does anyone know how the card would perform at those resolutions,
or have any suggestions for a sub 180$ card that could run high/ultra settings in most games at 60 fps?
It's not a huge deal to absolutely max everything, but the idea is for it to perform without hiccups
when it's time to play something like Skyrim or BF3.
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