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the radeons link is http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007Z3T5JC/ref=gno_car...
the geforce link is http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008Y8PON8/ref=ox_sc_a...
The geforce one has better stats and is ALOT cheaper....im just so confused at this point....i have a 300W PSU and from reviews both will work with my PSU....pls give me input!
the geforce link is http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008Y8PON8/ref=ox_sc_a...
The geforce one has better stats and is ALOT cheaper....im just so confused at this point....i have a 300W PSU and from reviews both will work with my PSU....pls give me input!
mechsy
July 31, 2014 1:40:43 PM
haider95
July 31, 2014 1:29:53 PM
Shadowblade2652
July 31, 2014 12:40:11 PM
mechsy said:
haider95 said:
mechsy said:
haider95 said:
the geforce isn't better.HD7750 is the absolute lowest entry level GPU, its better than the GT630 in so many ways. Also, the 2GB memory of the GT630 will not even be utilized at all so I recommend not even considering it.
What I think you should do: Save up.. it may be tough to wait but I did the same and bought the HD7770 and right now I wish I had gone with a 750ti but it was $20 more expensive and I didn't want to wait. By the time I had gotten the HD7770, the 750ti was at the same price.
Save up and get the 750 low profile or the 750ti but do not make the same mistake I did
im thinking about the 750ti it says 300w PSU which is what i have but its GDDR5 my ram and other components are DDR3 will there be any issues? if not then that will def me what i get! THX FOR ALL THE ADVICE GUYS! really appreciate it!
Yes, the 750ti will work as long as you have a PCI express x16 slot in your motherboard. It doesn't matter if the card is GDDR5 and your RAM is DDR3 cause they're 2 different things.
Make sure to select a best answer to help others out in the future, I'm also glad you're going to save up for a 750ti and not just jump on the 7750. Saved yourself the buyers remorse
any specific brand i should consider? like EVGA ASUS MSI GIGABYTE ETC? also my whole comp is AMD it will work fine with it right? sorry for all the Qs just wanna make sure when i get a new card its perfect no remorse no extra money etc
The only time manufacturers matter is when you have high end cards and you need different types of coolers to cool them down.
mechsy
July 31, 2014 12:31:18 PM
haider95 said:
mechsy said:
haider95 said:
the geforce isn't better.HD7750 is the absolute lowest entry level GPU, its better than the GT630 in so many ways. Also, the 2GB memory of the GT630 will not even be utilized at all so I recommend not even considering it.
What I think you should do: Save up.. it may be tough to wait but I did the same and bought the HD7770 and right now I wish I had gone with a 750ti but it was $20 more expensive and I didn't want to wait. By the time I had gotten the HD7770, the 750ti was at the same price.
Save up and get the 750 low profile or the 750ti but do not make the same mistake I did
im thinking about the 750ti it says 300w PSU which is what i have but its GDDR5 my ram and other components are DDR3 will there be any issues? if not then that will def me what i get! THX FOR ALL THE ADVICE GUYS! really appreciate it!
Yes, the 750ti will work as long as you have a PCI express x16 slot in your motherboard. It doesn't matter if the card is GDDR5 and your RAM is DDR3 cause they're 2 different things.
Make sure to select a best answer to help others out in the future, I'm also glad you're going to save up for a 750ti and not just jump on the 7750. Saved yourself the buyers remorse
any specific brand i should consider? like EVGA ASUS MSI GIGABYTE ETC? also my whole comp is AMD it will work fine with it right? sorry for all the Qs just wanna make sure when i get a new card its perfect no remorse no extra money etc
also here are a few links to some choices maybe tell me which one would best suit me with my 300w PSU 8 gig ram quadcore amd phenom cpu @2.6ghz
http://www.amazon.com/PNY-2048MB-Graphics-Cards-VCGGTX7...
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=sr_nr_p_n_feature_four_bro_...
http://www.amazon.com/EVGA-Superclock-Dual-Link-Graphic...
http://www.amazon.com/EVGA-GeForce-SUPERCLOCKED-Graphic...
LAST QUESTION I SWEAR! lol THX A BUNCH AGAIN i have been looking for a month for something decent and low power within the 100-150$ range
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haider95
July 31, 2014 12:19:26 PM
mechsy said:
haider95 said:
the geforce isn't better.HD7750 is the absolute lowest entry level GPU, its better than the GT630 in so many ways. Also, the 2GB memory of the GT630 will not even be utilized at all so I recommend not even considering it.
What I think you should do: Save up.. it may be tough to wait but I did the same and bought the HD7770 and right now I wish I had gone with a 750ti but it was $20 more expensive and I didn't want to wait. By the time I had gotten the HD7770, the 750ti was at the same price.
Save up and get the 750 low profile or the 750ti but do not make the same mistake I did
im thinking about the 750ti it says 300w PSU which is what i have but its GDDR5 my ram and other components are DDR3 will there be any issues? if not then that will def me what i get! THX FOR ALL THE ADVICE GUYS! really appreciate it!
Yes, the 750ti will work as long as you have a PCI express x16 slot in your motherboard. It doesn't matter if the card is GDDR5 and your RAM is DDR3 cause they're 2 different things.
Make sure to select a best answer to help others out in the future, I'm also glad you're going to save up for a 750ti and not just jump on the 7750. Saved yourself the buyers remorse
mechsy
July 31, 2014 12:16:30 PM
haider95 said:
the geforce isn't better.HD7750 is the absolute lowest entry level GPU, its better than the GT630 in so many ways. Also, the 2GB memory of the GT630 will not even be utilized at all so I recommend not even considering it.
What I think you should do: Save up.. it may be tough to wait but I did the same and bought the HD7770 and right now I wish I had gone with a 750ti but it was $20 more expensive and I didn't want to wait. By the time I had gotten the HD7770, the 750ti was at the same price.
Save up and get the 750 low profile or the 750ti but do not make the same mistake I did
im thinking about the 750ti it says 300w PSU which is what i have but its GDDR5 my ram and other components are DDR3 will there be any issues? if not then that will def me what i get! THX FOR ALL THE ADVICE GUYS! really appreciate it!
Shadowblade2652
July 31, 2014 11:04:21 AM
haider95 said:
Shadowblade2652 said:
Really? that low? Hm. Well get the R7 250/250x. I believe they go for between $80 - $100 right now (MSI has a 250 for $85).
the R7 250 is a HD7750 rebadge, he should just save up and go for a 750/ 750ti and avoid the buyers remorse
these gpu's are low power too and offer 60% more performance
Honestly, it's not worth buying budget GPUs, unless you're not going to be gaming at all and you just want to view media. The newer budget GPUs are becoming slightly more powerful, but honestly the mid-range and high-end are the only cards where you'll get a good performance/price ratio.
haider95
July 31, 2014 11:02:28 AM
Shadowblade2652 said:
Really? that low? Hm. Well get the R7 250/250x. I believe they go for between $80 - $100 right now (MSI has a 250 for $85).
the R7 250 is a HD7750 rebadge, he should just save up and go for a 750/ 750ti and avoid the buyers remorse
these gpu's are low power too and offer 60% more performance
Shadowblade2652
July 31, 2014 10:59:52 AM
haider95 said:
Shadowblade2652 said:
Basically he's saying:Don't get suckered in by higher memory. 2GB on a crap card =/= 1GB on a well designed card. The 7750 is one of the best cards you can get for the price and is a good deal for anyone who's looking for a decent gaming rig. The 7770 is also known as one of the R7 series cards (probably the 260, I don't know exactly which). Get the 7770 or the most expensive R7/R9 series cards you can afford (and don't get anything less than the R7 250/260. The 240 is useless)
the r7 250x is the HD7770 rebadge..
Really? that low? Hm. Well get the R7 250/250x. I believe they go for between $80 - $100 right now (MSI has a 250 for $85).
haider95
July 31, 2014 10:58:50 AM
Shadowblade2652 said:
Basically he's saying:Don't get suckered in by higher memory. 2GB on a crap card =/= 1GB on a well designed card. The 7750 is one of the best cards you can get for the price and is a good deal for anyone who's looking for a decent gaming rig. The 7770 is also known as one of the R7 series cards (probably the 260, I don't know exactly which). Get the 7770 or the most expensive R7/R9 series cards you can afford (and don't get anything less than the R7 250/260. The 240 is useless)
the r7 250x is the HD7770 rebadge..
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