Recent content by Somasundaram Sathiyathasan

Sorry, I made a mistake. It was an Antec Neo Eco 620C, like zeyuanfu said. I bought one, and it works great (it's also super quiet).

The 750Ti should work perfectly fine on your motherboard. However, your PSU will need a 6-pin PCI-E connector, as it needs more power than given through the motherboard. It seems to be a really popular budget graphics card for new or upgrading PC gamers.

I would definitely recommend the Supernova series PSUs by EVGA, based on Seasonic platforms. They use great components (for example all Japanese capacitors), they have double ball-bearing fans so they're quiet, so they should last you a while...

The first option, hands down. 2 x GTX970s would GREATLY outperform a single GTX980. Even for that price difference, I would say it's worth it. But first, you should change the PSU. The CX Series aren't very good, and many people have had good times with them but I wouldn't recommend it...

Yeah, if you live in the UK, the R9 280 is super cheap right now; I would recommend you getting one.

I need a 92mm fan which has very good static pressure, high CFM and is also fairly quiet. It should be around £3-£9 ($6-$12). I will be using it on my HTPC for a Raijintek Aidos heatsink. Thanks :)

An R9 270, 270X, 280, or 280X should be perfect for your PC. You should be able to run any game at high settings with a good constant FPS.