Graphics Cards related queries here.
Jaskanwar Singh
Aspiring Novelist
add MSI TFIII or Sapphire PCIE (dual fan version), they are worth.
i am on 900/1375 stock volt (from 800/1250) and temp during BC2 is 58~ these days. so you are under control for summer too!
its worth that!
thetechfreak
Legend Never Ends
Then try a different shop or order at places like Newegg. Obviously you wont find the latest cards for low prices.
Jaskanwar Singh
Aspiring Novelist
AFAIK newegg doesnt ship to India.
I think a hardware enthusiast (or should I use the word "freak"?
) should not be much afraid about purchasing from Amazon etc. as long as he is getting a good deal. Some hardware, like Gigabyte graphics cards, Crucial SSDs, most water cooling blocks etc. you can't get here locally. And regarding resale value, well, once the stuff is out of warranty, I think all the hardware are on same boat regardless of there place of purchase.It's better if you can purchase locally, but sometimes, there's not many options available.
Exactly.
i am talking about third party shipping companies, which means a lot of complications.
@ skud:
its a pity that a lot of great stuff does not come in india.
EDIT:
can someone please help me with this?
*www.thinkdigit.com/forum/tvs-monitors/151013-tata-sky-hd-32-tv.html#post1557445
d6bmg
BMG ftw!!
kapilove77
Padawan
Sry for late reply. Didn't understood the link what it shows that it uses physx? Btw i have to bridge both cards rite? sry for silly questions
Jaskanwar Singh
Aspiring Novelist
^asus
skeletor
Chosen of the Omnissiah
They were having some pre-order thing for 35k.
Processor: Intel E5700 3.0 Ghz Dual Core (Might Overclock upto 3.3Ghz)
MOBO: Asus P5G41T-M LX (PCIEx16 1.1v, i am guessing)
RAM: 4 GB 1333Mhz Transcend
I initially planned on getting the 6750 or the 6770 which came within my range. But people recommended that the mobo and processor would bottleneck the graphics card. So then I decided on the 6670. The same people said that as the 6670 was a PCIE 2.1 card, it would create problems with my mobo. Then I decided on the GTS450 (which i believe is similar to the performance of 6750?). Now the other people said that the 6750 was better than the GTS450 and that the 6750 was completely backward compatible with my mobo.
Now I am confused between them and i thought it would be better to get a more professional opinion from this forum.
6670 - 5900 rupees
6750 - 6400 rupees
6770 - 7200 rupees
GTS450 - 6300 rupees
Thanks
PS: I have a Corsair CX430 V2 PSU.
PPS: I don't have money to get a better card.
MOBO: Asus P5G41T-M LX (PCIEx16 1.1v, i am guessing)
RAM: 4 GB 1333Mhz Transcend
I initially planned on getting the 6750 or the 6770 which came within my range. But people recommended that the mobo and processor would bottleneck the graphics card. So then I decided on the 6670. The same people said that as the 6670 was a PCIE 2.1 card, it would create problems with my mobo. Then I decided on the GTS450 (which i believe is similar to the performance of 6750?). Now the other people said that the 6750 was better than the GTS450 and that the 6750 was completely backward compatible with my mobo.
Now I am confused between them and i thought it would be better to get a more professional opinion from this forum.
6670 - 5900 rupees
6750 - 6400 rupees
6770 - 7200 rupees
GTS450 - 6300 rupees
Thanks
PS: I have a Corsair CX430 V2 PSU.
PPS: I don't have money to get a better card.