GPU Buying Guide - (Read first post)
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Thanks, I'll give that some thought 😁
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crimsonstag84 said:Since we aren't exactly cutting corners here, this one 😬
http://www.newegg.com/p/product/11200-00-20G
The next logical step within $567 would be the GTX 560Ti, though it does pull significantly more power and falls a bit short on performance 🙂
graniteharbor85 said:So, what resolution are you running at, or rather, what's your monitor size?
Alexander Moore67 said:Does it provide 2 x 16 amps on the 12v rail, or is it 20 amps per rail?
Alexander Moore67 said:The power supply?
stormywolf39 said:The bottleneck is really the CPU; it isn't quite keeping up with the power delivery, so it can't fully utilize the GPU. That 560ti is definitely pushing its limits, but you'd probably need to overclock the processor a bit to really bring it to life. In that general tier, though, you might look at an older 560ti, a 6950, or perhaps a newer 7850.
Alexander Moore67 said:You're better off going with this configuration.
http://www.newegg.com/p/products/detail...r-retail/55041
It uses newer tech with power draw staying under $333.
Samuel Brooks said:CPU - Intel Core 2 quad Q6600 2.4
Motherboard - ASUS P5KC P35/G33/G31 Intel
RAM - 4x1GB Kingston DDR2 1333 MHz (Planning an upgrade)
I'm looking for a GPU capable of running BF3, Diablo 3, and some newer titles. I'd love to hear what you all would recommend in my situation. Thanks. 😉