Graphics Cards related queries here.

skeletor

Chosen of the Omnissiah
@Charan

Quick question, do you have two 6-pin PCIe power connectors in FSP Saga II 500w?? (pic below)

HD 6790 will require two of them. HD 6850 although faster requires only one.

*www.hardcore-games.tk/images/psu/pcie6.jpeg

If you have only one, then you can get away by using a Molex to 6-pin PCIe converter.

*www.playtool.com/pages/psuconnectors/pcie6.jpg
 

RCuber

The Mighty Unkel!!!
Staff member
avoid XFX. if some problem develops, then repairing/replacing the card may take 1day to 1month. all depending on your local Rashi center.

atleast Sapphire is safe when compared to XFX.
Thanks Going for the same.
@Charan
Quick question, do you have two 6-pin PCIe power connectors in FSP Saga II 500w?? (pic below)

HD 6790 will require two of them. HD 6850 although faster requires only one.

*www.hardcore-games.tk/images/psu/pcie6.jpeg

If you have only one, then you can get away by using a Molex to 6-pin PCIe converter.

*www.playtool.com/pages/psuconnectors/pcie6.jpg
Yes my power supply has two 6 pic PCIe power connectors :) and sapphire also includes two Molex to 6 Pin PCIe converters too :)

@charan
i will always you to go for saffire card. has better cooling
Going for the same :)

if possible up your budget by 1.5k and get MSI R6850 Cyclone power edition.
Actually I wanted to go for the MSI R6850, but I have a really tight budget.. will be going for the 6790 instead.. as I am a causal gamer.. I will not be needing 1080p resolution :)

I should be going in a couple of minutes to SP Road. will post update.

Thanks all for your inputs :)
 

clear_lot

Journeyman
avoid XFX. if some problem develops, then repairing/replacing the card may take 1day to 1month. all depending on your local Rashi center.

atleast Sapphire is safe when compared to XFX.

who gives warranty of sapphire cards?
 

RCuber

The Mighty Unkel!!!
Staff member
Cr@p.. shops were closed :( .. saw the 6790 in only one place . he quoted 7850 + Tax . wasn't sure if it was the right price as I could not compare it with other vendors.. so may be this week I will check the price via telephone and then go :p ..
 

Skud

Super Moderator
Staff member
At 9k, that MSI Cyclone is a steal. Buddy, get that instead. Also it's power requirements are lower than a 6790.
 

RCuber

The Mighty Unkel!!!
Staff member
At 9k, that MSI Cyclone is a steal. Buddy, get that instead. Also it's power requirements are lower than a 6790.

close ur eyes and get it. At 9k its ABSOLUTE STEAL.
Games are becoming demanding. Get ready for BF3 with 6850 ;-)
I had asked him when he quoted this price that if its Cyclone.. and he said yes.. but in their website it's non cyclone edition and its 8.9k
Link
 

Skud

Super Moderator
Staff member
arre, forget about their just born website. go to the shop, check it whether it's cyclone or not, if it's 8.9k, grab it, and run!!! ;)
 

RCuber

The Mighty Unkel!!!
Staff member
arre, forget about their just born website. go to the shop, check it whether it's cyclone or not, if it's 8.9k, grab it, and run!!! ;)

hmmm.. should I pay him before I run? :D

BTW what if its the non Cyclone edition? is it good enough?
 

Skud

Super Moderator
Staff member
Yeah, even non-Cyclone edition is good, but get it confirmed first.

And will it be possible to run without paying? ;)
 

smltngs

Broken In
hello guys,

I want to buy a gtx 560ti. i am specifically looking at MSI Twin Frozr II availble at SMC. I want to do gaming at 1080p at all high settings.
can my psu handle it?
 

d3p

PowerHouse
@smltngs: Looking at the specs of the GPU, its requires 31A on 12v Rail, but your Corsair VX450 can handle upto 33A on single rail.

IMO better to get HD6850 or HD6870. Both of them can handle HD with mid settings.

otherway is to upgrade to another PSU.
 
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