graphics upgrade ==gtx 650-e(low power consuption)

[Khizar Arif]

specs=e5700 3ghz
2 gb ram,unknown 350 watt psu without 6 pin,geforce 210 ,monitor-dell e1709w d-sub interface,motheroard=dg41wv pcie 1.1x16
will gtx 650-e work with my pc?

 

[IRONBATMAN]

Check out the HD 7750 too !!!

 

[Khizar Arif]

Check out the HD 7750 too !!!

7750 does not work on pcie 1.1x16

 

[Mousemonkey]

Check out the HD 7750 too !!!

7750 does not work on pcie 1.1x16

It should do, I have a 7790 (PCIe 3.0) running on a PCIe 1.0a slot.

 

[Khizar Arif]

Check out the HD 7750 too !!!

7750 does not work on pcie 1.1x16

It should do, I have a 7790 (PCIe 3.0) running on a PCIe 1.0a slot.

amd=pcie3.0x16 cards compatible upto pci2.0
nvidia=pcie3.0x16 cards compatible upto pci1.1

 

[Mousemonkey]

Check out the HD 7750 too !!!

7750 does not work on pcie 1.1x16

It should do, I have a 7790 (PCIe 3.0) running on a PCIe 1.0a slot.

amd=pcie3.0x16 cards compatible upto pci2.0
nvidia=pcie3.0x16 cards compatible upto pci1.1

PCIe is backwards compatible, hence why a new card can be used on an older motherboard. I'm not sure what you are asking or saying.

 

[Khizar Arif]

Check out the HD 7750 too !!!

7750 does not work on pcie 1.1x16

It should do, I have a 7790 (PCIe 3.0) running on a PCIe 1.0a slot.

amd=pcie3.0x16 cards compatible upto pci2.0
nvidia=pcie3.0x16 cards compatible upto pci1.1

PCIe is backwards compatible, hence why a new card can be used on an older motherboard. I'm not sure what you are asking or saying.

in some cases i found that people were saying that pci-e 3.0x16 amd cards were not working on thier pci-e 1.1x16
motherboards wheras nvidia pci-e3.0x16 cards were working on pci-e 1.1x16

 

[Mousemonkey]

As I said earlier, I have a 7790 running on a board that is earlier than PCIe 1.1 so it should work.

 

[Khizar Arif]

As I said earlier, I have a 7790 running on a board that is earlier than PCIe 1.1 so it should work.

cheapest nvidia gtx 650-e =rupees 9127/-
cheapest 7750=rupees 5300/-
you are saying that these both cards have theoretically similar performance so why is there so much difference in thier price. that is 4000/- ?

 

[Mousemonkey]

Because the Nvidia card is better?

 

[Khizar Arif]

Because the Nvidia card is better?

really?

 

[Mousemonkey]

IMHO, yes.

 

[Khizar Arif]

IMHO, yes.

would the asus gtx 650-e work with any local psu without 6 pin 350watt

 

[Mousemonkey]

This one claims to :- http://www.asus.com/Graphics_Cards/GTX650E1GD5/#specifications

 

[IRONBATMAN]

Look , both companies , AMD and Nvidia make great GPUs. So choose a side. @Mousemonkey 's personal preference is supposedly Nvidia while I choose cheaper Cards. Both HD 7750 and GTX 650 DO have similar performance so there's not much to compare.

 

[Khizar Arif]

Look , both companies , AMD and Nvidia make great GPUs. So choose a side. @Mousemonkey 's personal preference is supposedly Nvidia while I choose cheaper Cards. Both HD 7750 and GTX 650 DO have similar performance so there's not much to compare.

ibm,would this psu work with a standard gtx 650...................
(http://shobhaelectronics.co.in/i-ball-smps-marathon-500w-peak)

 

[jaguarskx]

The GTX 650 performs a little better than the Radeon HD 7750, but only by about 5%, from what I remember of the benchmarks. That's assuming both cards are stock speed; not overclocked.

Radeon HD 7750 cards are likely priced lower because AMD will be release the Radeon HD 9xxx series this month or next month I think. The lower prices help move current generation cards of the warehouses to make room for the next generation GPUs which should be priced higher since are new and do not require discounts in order to make sales.

 

[IRONBATMAN]

The GTX 650 performs a little better than the Radeon HD 7750, but only by about 5%, from what I remember of the benchmarks. That's assuming both cards are stock speed; not overclocked.

Radeon HD 7750 cards are likely priced lower because AMD will be release the Radeon HD 9xxx series this month or next month I think. The lower prices help move current generation cards of the warehouses to make room for the next generation GPUs which should be priced higher since are new and do not require discounts in order to make sales.

http://media.bestofmicro.com/T/X/352293/original/AVG-Perf-LOW.png

 

[jaguarskx]

http://media.bestofmicro.com/T/X/352293/original/AVG-Perf-LOW.png

http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/MSI/GTX_650_Power_Edition/27.html