Gigabyte GTX 550 ti performance at 1366x768

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Yah despite it being from Coolermaster that's the one series(GX) that they did somewhat good on.All of their other models aren't very good at all.

I would suggest going with the GX550 then.

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Which is more tempting the physX and Cuda Technology of GTX 550ti or the better anti aliasing of the 6790.
 
If you don't already have an Nvidia card then you shouldn't be looking at PhysX as the determing factor in choosing a GPU.You hardly see any improvements with a PhysX card unless it's a powerful GPU like the GTX260 but even that yields a small improvement.

I would choose the GTX550ti because it consumes about 40 watts less than the 6790.Their is such a small gain that, to me, the extra money and power isn't worth getting a 6790.

If you don't mind me asking,

What are your full system specs(CPU,RAM,etc.)?

What is the make/model of your PSU?
 

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my specs are
i3 530 2.9ghz
4gb ram
dh55tc motherboard
400 w psu (going to buy a new one , probably a GX550 )
Intel Media Accelerator HD
 

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my specs are
i3 530 2.9ghz
4gb ram
dh55tc motherboard
400 w psu (going to buy a new one , probably a GX550 )
Intel Media Accelerator HD
 

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Its just a generic psu ,I was yhinkingof buying a Coolermaster GX550.I think it is the cheapest and maybe the most reliable psu available in the stores as Corsair and Antec are quite hard to find in my local stores.
 

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Its just a generic psu ,I was thinking of buying a Coolermaster GX550.I think it is the cheapest and maybe the most reliable psu available in the stores as Corsair and Antec are quite hard to find in my local stores.
 

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Ok thanks.
 
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