GPU/Motherboard Help Needed!!!!!

[dmaxpower24]

Hi, I'm new to the forums and need some help in determining if any of these graphics cards can fit my PC Motherboard... I currently have an AMD Radeon 6670 (1GB) and my motherboard is a Gigabyte M68MT-S2 Motherboard
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814127725
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814121686

 

[whitecat]

both will fit , because the motherboard has pci-e x16 slot

 

[woltej1]

Yes it will fit, the only thing a mobo needs to be compatible with a mobo is a pcie x16 slot.

 

[freakout918]

both will definitely fit. I would personally go with the Asus GTX 650ti though(silent and cooler,higher clock).
But what are your system specs:
CPU, Powersupply?
mainly what are the specs of you psu.?

 

[dmaxpower24]

Hey guys thanks for the responses and heres the rest of my specs...
http://www.legitreviews.com/cyberpower-gamer-ultra-2098-budget-gaming-pc-review_1762 - this is the exact PC I have

 

[freakout918]

I read the specs of your pc and some threads on forum about the psu.

And I think you should upgrade you powersupply. At minimum a corsair cx430 would do the work without any issue.
As your PSU is not of good quality and doesnt has a 6-pin pcie connector (if it was a good quality one you could've used a molex to pcie convertor, but it isn't)
thread about you psu

 

[dmaxpower24]

Any other PSU suggestions, this is one topic that I am kind of a noob on...

 

[freakout918]

I personally like corsair psu as they are good quality and budget friendly. I would suggest a cx500 or a cx430. I have seen some people recommend some seasonic psu as they are good quality too (no personal experience).

 

[dmaxpower24]

And would both the cx430 and the cx500 fit my PC?

 

[dmaxpower24]

And could I have specific links for ones that you would recommend, looking to keep it under 100...

 

[dmaxpower24]

And what will the power supply affect, how it runs? how quiet it is? or what?

 

[freakout918]

I think you should check whether those powersupply can fit in you pc (check dimensions).
Following are the links to the powersupplies:
Corsair CX 430
Corsair CX 500

Components of you pc require certain wattage to run. On low load they require less wattage and on high load they require more wattage. A good quality psu supplies the wattage mentioned whereas a cheap one delivers way less wattage.