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Hey! not the best with computers hardware and how it all works so here is my PC info...
Motherboard - ASUSTeK - M5A78L-M/USB3
Processor - AMD FX Six-Core 3.52 GHz
RAM - 16GB
Grahpics Card - AMD 760G
Operating System - 64-bit
AC INPUT - 230VAC 10A 50-60Hz - Model - 550U
Seeing as how my current graphics card is built in and is an AMD, this mean i should use an AMD?
i have a budged of around 120-150
Motherboard - ASUSTeK - M5A78L-M/USB3
Processor - AMD FX Six-Core 3.52 GHz
RAM - 16GB
Grahpics Card - AMD 760G
Operating System - 64-bit
AC INPUT - 230VAC 10A 50-60Hz - Model - 550U
Seeing as how my current graphics card is built in and is an AMD, this mean i should use an AMD?
i have a budged of around 120-150
MightyBoyGaming
July 10, 2014 7:05:36 PM
stokes1790
July 10, 2014 1:23:33 PM
MightyBoyGaming said:
The Nvidia cards will be quieter and better on the power draw. Ends up costing a lot less when you start considering your power bill.Plus they actually perform better when you are gaming
Your posts seem a tad biased, and I've exclusively used nvidia cards in my personal machines for the past 10 years. A good, or even decent, 3rd party cooler will eliminate noise issues and isn't going to increase price much compared to a reference card. And wattage differences are not going to be visible on your electric bill, the efficiency of your PSU is a much larger factor in that.
Once Maxwell hits I would not be surprised if Nvidia again pulls ahead in efficiency, if the 750 ti is an indication, but at the moment things are comparable.
But all that said, if prices are equal or close to equal, I personally prefer nvidia. You can look at the games you plan on playing primarily and see which company had preferred support.
Miller93
July 10, 2014 8:52:52 AM
MightyBoyGaming said:
The Nvidia cards will be quieter and better on the power draw. Ends up costing a lot less when you start considering your power bill.Plus they actually perform better when you are gaming
Ok much things to consider...
I mainly want a new graphics card only for Arma 3... as i have an Xbox one and don't play PC Games.
I want to put the money on something that might benefit me, if i chose to get more PC games.
MightyBoyGaming
July 10, 2014 8:36:23 AM
Miller93
July 10, 2014 8:24:16 AM
Best solution chosen by Miller93
stokes1790
July 10, 2014 8:18:17 AM
Miller93 said:
Reply too, stokes1790MSI NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750Ti - 130£ on Ebay
MSI GeForce GTX 760 - About 180£.. Ebay
Guessing that 760 is "newer"? and about 50£ or so more expensive i might go for the 760 as i am guessing its better..
Miller93 said:
Found this site for the GTX 760.. http://pcpartpicker.com/parts/video-card/#sort=d4&qq=1&...The information on the left hand side titled " Video Card " has thrown me out.. if there a specific one or they all the same just different models?
the 750ti is actually the newer card, in both release date and architecture. The 760 is a rebranded 670, so its on Keplar which is almost 3 years old at this point.
I was directing you towards the AMD offerings in those price ranges though. The r9 270x and the r9 280.
Yes the 760 is better than the 750 ti in performance, but the r9 280 trades blows with the 760 and is usually cheaper, looks like you aren't in the US though based on your currency so I can't say for sure which is cheaper in your area.
Miller93
July 10, 2014 8:11:48 AM
Found this site for the GTX 760.. http://pcpartpicker.com/parts/video-card/#sort=d4&qq=1&...
The information on the left hand side titled " Video Card " has thrown me out.. if there a specific one or they all the same just different models?
The information on the left hand side titled " Video Card " has thrown me out.. if there a specific one or they all the same just different models?
Miller93
July 10, 2014 7:58:34 AM
Miller93
July 10, 2014 7:52:19 AM
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