Which PSU should I buy?
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darkowl72 said:http://www.bestbuy.com/index.php?option...egorija=052712
The second one should suffice, but if you ever intend on picking up a dedicated GPU down the road, you'd be better off going with the third or fourth option...
Roger Wood50 said:Hey there 🙂
I'm looking for some advice on which graphics card I should pick up for around $300 $133?
The main thing is that it needs at least two video outputs (for my 22'' monitors, if that matters...). I'm not really a gamer, so just something that can handle the occasional light task would be fine...
Nathan Reyes59;30430030 said:I don't see much of an upgrade moving from this to an x2 240 with 2GB DDR3 RAM. Sure, it's faster, but 🤷
Why not just plug that HD5670 into what you already have to boost the PC? At least it's cheaper, if nothing else
Sorry if I'm misreading things and you have other plans.[/QUOT
The motherboard uses an Nvidia GeForce 7800 AGP!!!
That's exactly why the jump to a 5670 makes sense.
Please don't tell me anyone actually thinks a 7800 is faster than a 5670.
Bryan Evans77 said:Frontier Communications, MS, LC Power🤦
The only MS unit worth buying is the rebranded Fortron FSP400W 60APN... everything else is junk...
Frontier Communications is in a league of its own too...
LC Power sits somewhere in the middle—better than the cheap stuff, but nowhere near the top brands like Fortron, Corsair, Seasonic, or Silverstone...
The same goes for CodeGen...
Nathan Reyes59 said:Exactly, and that power supply is absolute garbage.
Nathan Reyes59 said:Your power supply is probably the issue, plus you didn't mention what kind of budget you're working with for a GPU.