Posts by Harold Alvarez49
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I’m looking for an honest opinion—is this card actually worth picking up? — the seller mentioned they’re open to negotiating the price $33.
Thanks!
Alright, I get the picture—I'm sticking with my current setup for now and just wiping Unity off my drive until they get things sorted out. If they do fix it, thanks to everyone for the help!
Thanks for the reply—but I noticed it says these 280 X cards recommend a 750W power supply, so I'm wondering if that actually matters here or not?
I could use some advice on my current setup: an i3 4330 at 3.5 GHz, a Gigabyte GTX 750 OC, 8GB of ADATA RAM (2x4GB 1600), an ASRock B85M motherboard, a High Power 500W 80+ Bronze PSU, a 1TB WD Blue drive, and a 22-inch Samsung monitor. I’ve managed to run Shadow of Mordor and Far Cry 4 quite well—right now I'm playing Dragon Age: Inquisition and I'm actually pretty happy with it, hitting a solid fifty FPS. My question is: what's the best graphics card I can pair with this power supply to get Assassin's Creed Unity running? My current card is struggling—it's basically unplayable. Thanks in advance for any help!
Really appreciate the guidance and the quick response here—thanks so much!
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750—I'm assuming that "OC" means it comes factory overclocked—so I probably won't have much room to play around with settings there.
I'm looking for some advice—specifically regarding overclocking my gigabyte gtx 750 using OC Guru. Does anyone know which settings I should actually plug in, and more importantly, what kind of performance boost can I expect in games? Right now, I've been spending my time playing Shadow of Mordor. My current setup is an i3 4330 at 3.5 GHz, 8GB of 1600 MHz RAM, an Asrock B85M motherboard, a gigabyte gtx 750, a High Power 500W 80+ Bronze PSU, and a 21-inch Samsung monitor running at 1920x1080 60Hz. Thanks!
Thanks—I appreciate the quick response
Hey there—quick question for you guys: would a Chicony high Power 80 500 w pas be enough to handle my current setup? I'm running an Intel i3 4330 at 3.5 GHz, 2x4 GB of Adata 1600 RAM, an Asrock B85M motherboard, a Gigabyte GTX 750 OC 1GB GDDR5, and a WD Blue 1TB EZEX drive. Or should I look for something a bit more reliable in the $30-$$117 range? Thanks!
If I decided to upgrade to a more powerful graphics card, what’s the bare minimum I should set aside—and which specific card would actually deliver a meaningful jump in performance for more demanding titles? I'm looking to keep the rest of my build exactly as it is—otherwise, I'm planning on installing the latest World of Warcraft, since I used to play World of Warcraft on an old laptop years ago and absolutely loved it. Thanks!
Hey everyone, I could use a little advice—I’m looking to pick up a GPU in the $500 range $200 just to round out my PC setup. It basically runs non-stop for us; we use it for constant downloading/uploading, paying bills, the kids playing web games, my wife on Facebook, and me checking sports betting sites. Here is what I'm working with: an Intel i3 4330 at 3.5 GHz, 8GB of ADATA RAM (2x4GB 1600), an ASRock B85M motherboard, and a generic MS Decima case with a 400W power supply—to be honest, we were on a tight budget when we bought the case and PSU, so things are a bit basic. I have a 1TB WD Blue drive, too. Since I don't want to swap out any existing parts, I need a card that my current build can actually handle—something that allows anyone in the house to jump on a game without any major issues. Thanks in advance!