Which GPU heats up more

[Guest]

WHICH CARD HEATS UP FASTER/TOO MUCH?

http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814102993&Tpk=sapphire%20vapor%20x%207770%20ghz&IsVirtualParent=1

OR

http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814130909


Which one would be more suitable for my PC:
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=uk&lc=en&dlc=en&docname=c03364037

 

[katiklysm]

Regardless of Performance output (which is debatable) - Nvidia Cards are going to put out less heat than AMD cards will (not debatable). So the 650ti Boost would be your more TDP/Heat/Electricity efficient card among two similar performers.

 

[Carl Angelo De Leon]

WHICH CARD HEATS UP FASTER/TOO MUCH?

http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814102993&Tpk=sapphire%20vapor%20x%207770%20ghz&IsVirtualParent=1

OR

http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814130909


Which one would be more suitable for my PC:
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=uk&lc=en&dlc=en&docname=c03364037

get the 650 ti boost as amd cards is a little hotter than the nvidia ones. also, the 650ti boost is faster than the hd 7770 and has PhysX and CUDA cores and newer

 

[Guest]

Regardless of Performance output (which is debatable) - Nvidia Cards are going to put out less heat than AMD cards will (not debatable). So the 650ti Boost would be your more TDP/Heat/Electricity efficient card among two similar performers.

The gtx is superclocked/overclocked. doesnt that make it heat up more?

 

[Carl Angelo De Leon]

Regardless of Performance output (which is debatable) - Nvidia Cards are going to put out less heat than AMD cards will (not debatable). So the 650ti Boost would be your more TDP/Heat/Electricity efficient card among two similar performers.

The gtx is superclocked/overclocked. doesnt that make it heat up more?

no, it's just factory overclocked, if you manually overclocked it then that's the time that it will be hotter than usual.

 

[Guest]

Regardless of Performance output (which is debatable) - Nvidia Cards are going to put out less heat than AMD cards will (not debatable). So the 650ti Boost would be your more TDP/Heat/Electricity efficient card among two similar performers.

The gtx is superclocked/overclocked. doesnt that make it heat up more?

no, it's just factory overclocked, if you manually overclocked it then that's the time that it will be hotter than usual.

is it compatible with my 460 watt PSU?

 

[Carl Angelo De Leon]

Regardless of Performance output (which is debatable) - Nvidia Cards are going to put out less heat than AMD cards will (not debatable). So the 650ti Boost would be your more TDP/Heat/Electricity efficient card among two similar performers.

The gtx is superclocked/overclocked. doesnt that make it heat up more?

no, it's just factory overclocked, if you manually overclocked it then that's the time that it will be hotter than usual.

is it compatible with my 460 watt PSU?

what is the brand of your PSU?

 

[Guest]

Regardless of Performance output (which is debatable) - Nvidia Cards are going to put out less heat than AMD cards will (not debatable). So the 650ti Boost would be your more TDP/Heat/Electricity efficient card among two similar performers.

The gtx is superclocked/overclocked. doesnt that make it heat up more?

no, it's just factory overclocked, if you manually overclocked it then that's the time that it will be hotter than usual.

is it compatible with my 460 watt PSU?

what is the brand of your PSU?

I am not sure about the brand:
Total wattage: 460W
Input voltage:
100-127V/3A (50-60Hz)
200-240V/2A (50-60Hz)

 

[Carl Angelo De Leon]

Regardless of Performance output (which is debatable) - Nvidia Cards are going to put out less heat than AMD cards will (not debatable). So the 650ti Boost would be your more TDP/Heat/Electricity efficient card among two similar performers.

The gtx is superclocked/overclocked. doesnt that make it heat up more?

no, it's just factory overclocked, if you manually overclocked it then that's the time that it will be hotter than usual.

is it compatible with my 460 watt PSU?

what is the brand of your PSU?

I am not sure about the brand:
Total wattage: 460W
Input voltage:
100-127V/3A (50-60Hz)
200-240V/2A (50-60Hz)

yes it can power the card. by the way, members appreciate if you select their answers as solutions. that would be greatly appreciated and remembered

 

[smeezekitty]

Other then low end cards (7750, GTX650) NVidia is usually slightly cooler.

 

[Guest]

Other then low end cards (7750, GTX650) NVidia is usually slightly cooler.

Gtx 650 aren't low end

 

[smeezekitty]

650 non ti.