Video Card
- Thread starter Siri
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What game? What is your price limit? What is your computer? Is it homebuilt?( I am assuming not from your last question)
On top of just the new video card you will most likely need a new PSU to support the extra power consumed by a video card.
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In order from best to worst, all of these cards are a great option. Results from bf3 max settings at 1920x1080 resolution btw
1. asus 7970 platinum will get 80 fps $500 but will be hard to find (when overclocked)
2. nvidia gtx 680 will get 75-80 fps $500
3. nvidia gtx 670 will get 70 fps $400
4. nvidia gtx 660 ti will get 60 fps $300
1. asus 7970 platinum will get 80 fps $500 but will be hard to find (when overclocked)
2. nvidia gtx 680 will get 75-80 fps $500
3. nvidia gtx 670 will get 70 fps $400
4. nvidia gtx 660 ti will get 60 fps $300
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814130625
and
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817182200
Look inside your computer to find if there is a PCIE 2.0 slot, or just post your make and model here and I will tell you.
Yes, that is the correct slot. However, now you need to measure from the edge of the ram slot, to the other side of the case, like this-
If the distance is over 8.25 inches you are fine, and the video card will fit.
If the distance is over 8.25 inches you are fine, and the video card will fit.
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