Jaskanwar Singh
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Basic guide for the right power supply
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My Configuration is going to be like this:
Processor: Intel Core i5-2500K( I am an extreme overclocker & will run the processor @4.5ghz 24/7 from the very first run)
Motherboard: Gigabyte P67A-UD3R
RAM: Corsair XMS3 2X2GB=4GB kit DDR3 1600Mhz(Model-CMX4GX3M2A1600C9)
CPU Cooler: Coolermaster Hyper 212 plus with an extra Blademaster Fan for push-pull setup
HDD: 3(Three) Western Digital Cavier Black 1TB HDDs
GPU: MSI GTX 570/GTX 560ti(depends on the available money). I will Overclock the GPU also by Voltage modding. But I will never go for multi-gpu setup. So, SLI/Xfire is out of our disscusson.
Audio Card: Creative X-fi titanium pci-e
Casing: NZXT tempest Evo with 6(six) Fans
All I need is rock solid stability of the RIG after Overclocking. I will run the rig OCed for 24/7 and minimum 3yrs. After all these facts which PSU will be best for me? I am thinking about Seasonic S12II 620w Bronze. How is it? I need something reliable and from a reputed brand. I don't need anything which will be huge overkill. My budget is 5,500 rupees.
Processor: Intel Core i5-2500K( I am an extreme overclocker & will run the processor @4.5ghz 24/7 from the very first run)
Motherboard: Gigabyte P67A-UD3R
RAM: Corsair XMS3 2X2GB=4GB kit DDR3 1600Mhz(Model-CMX4GX3M2A1600C9)
CPU Cooler: Coolermaster Hyper 212 plus with an extra Blademaster Fan for push-pull setup
HDD: 3(Three) Western Digital Cavier Black 1TB HDDs
GPU: MSI GTX 570/GTX 560ti(depends on the available money). I will Overclock the GPU also by Voltage modding. But I will never go for multi-gpu setup. So, SLI/Xfire is out of our disscusson.
Audio Card: Creative X-fi titanium pci-e
Casing: NZXT tempest Evo with 6(six) Fans
All I need is rock solid stability of the RIG after Overclocking. I will run the rig OCed for 24/7 and minimum 3yrs. After all these facts which PSU will be best for me? I am thinking about Seasonic S12II 620w Bronze. How is it? I need something reliable and from a reputed brand. I don't need anything which will be huge overkill. My budget is 5,500 rupees.
thetechfreak
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Corsair Power 650TX @Rs.5500 but yeah, the Seasonic one is also good.
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powersupply for hd6870 or hd6850
hey guys m planing to buy one of these cards( hd6870 or hd6850)...n my current system specs are
proccessor: intel quadcore q8300
motherboard: gigabyte g41
ram:4gb ram 800mhz..kingston
psu: vip 500 watt gold edition
gfx card: ati 5750
monitor: samung 20 inch ratio 16:9
i wanna knw is it necessary to buy new psu..for this two cards ( hd6870 or hd6850)...plzz help me out..(my budget is 13k)
hey guys m planing to buy one of these cards( hd6870 or hd6850)...n my current system specs are
proccessor: intel quadcore q8300
motherboard: gigabyte g41
ram:4gb ram 800mhz..kingston
psu: vip 500 watt gold edition
gfx card: ati 5750
monitor: samung 20 inch ratio 16:9
i wanna knw is it necessary to buy new psu..for this two cards ( hd6870 or hd6850)...plzz help me out..(my budget is 13k)
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Cool Comps
Pirate Slayer
guys URGENT
please tell me a good psu around 5.5k max
itss better if it is around this price point(not higher not llower)
is tx650 a good psu from corsair(i know its 1 k costlier than 5.5k but still)
and companies like corsair or equivalent would be appreciated (within 5.5k. better if around this price point. Not lower not higher.)( if any1 knows wer to get 550vx in kolkata please let me know. also the price)
please tell me a good psu around 5.5k max
itss better if it is around this price point(not higher not llower)
is tx650 a good psu from corsair(i know its 1 k costlier than 5.5k but still)
and companies like corsair or equivalent would be appreciated (within 5.5k. better if around this price point. Not lower not higher.)( if any1 knows wer to get 550vx in kolkata please let me know. also the price)
hey guys m planing to buy one of these cards( hd6870 or hd6850)...n my current system specs are
proccessor: intel quadcore q8300
motherboard: gigabyte g41
ram:4gb ram 800mhz..kingston
psu: vip 500 watt gold edition
gfx card: ati 5750
monitor: samung 20 inch ratio 16:9
i wanna knw is it necessary to buy new psu..for this two cards ( hd6870 or hd6850)...plzz help me out..(my budget is 13k)
proccessor: intel quadcore q8300
motherboard: gigabyte g41
ram:4gb ram 800mhz..kingston
psu: vip 500 watt gold edition
gfx card: ati 5750
monitor: samung 20 inch ratio 16:9
i wanna knw is it necessary to buy new psu..for this two cards ( hd6870 or hd6850)...plzz help me out..(my budget is 13k)
MegaMind
Human Spambot
Seasonic 620W(S12II-620) - 5.1K(80+ bronze)(3yr warr.)
Corsair TX650 - 5.5K(80+)(5yr warr.)
@BAKU, VX450+Sapphire 6850 ~ 13.5K
I hope 5750 can handle almost all games @ that res.
Any specific reason to change the GPU?
hey guys m planing to buy one of these cards( hd6870 or hd6850)...n my current system specs are
proccessor: intel quadcore q8300
motherboard: gigabyte g41
ram:4gb ram 800mhz..kingston
psu: vip 500 watt gold edition
gfx card: ati 5750
monitor: samung 20 inch ratio 16:9
i wanna knw is it necessary to buy new psu..for this two cards ( hd6870 or hd6850)...plzz help me out..(my budget is 13k)
proccessor: intel quadcore q8300
motherboard: gigabyte g41
ram:4gb ram 800mhz..kingston
psu: vip 500 watt gold edition
gfx card: ati 5750
monitor: samung 20 inch ratio 16:9
i wanna knw is it necessary to buy new psu..for this two cards ( hd6870 or hd6850)...plzz help me out..(my budget is 13k)
thetechfreak
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Cilus
laborare est orare
Baku, for your current display resolution, HD 5750 is enough. For gaining extra performance, you can overclock the card through ATI overdrive present in Catalyst control center without any problem and it is perfectly safe.
So for now don't buy the card and wait for the AMD 7000 cards to be launched. It will reduce the price of all current gen AMD HD 6000 series cards and you can easily get a high end card + PSU within your budget.
So for now don't buy the card and wait for the AMD 7000 cards to be launched. It will reduce the price of all current gen AMD HD 6000 series cards and you can easily get a high end card + PSU within your budget.
Nice suggestion.
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