GTX 760 any good? Please help!

[Arians640]

Hey buying a graphics card for gaming, and was wondering how the Galaxy GeForce GTX 760 2gb goes for gaming?
(http://www.pccasegear.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=193_1511&products_id=25214
And will this power supply be able to support it? Corsair CX-500 modular 80+ bronze

Please for refference please use pccasegear.com

Also it will be running on core i5 4670k, 8gb 1600mhz on a MSI B85-G43 Gaming Motherboard

 

[Heironious]

To make this a snappy answer, yes, they both will be decent. Med - high settings in newer games. High - Ultra settings for older games.

Edit: Newer as in BF 4 and beyond. Older is BF 3 and older.

 

[Arians640]

To make this a snappy answer, yes, they both will be decent. Med - high settings in newer games. High - Ultra settings for older games.

Edit: Newer as in BF 4 and beyond. Older is BF 3 and older.

Power supply efficient enough?

 

[Heironious]

To make this a snappy answer, yes, they both will be decent. Med - high settings in newer games. High - Ultra settings for older games.

Edit: Newer as in BF 4 and beyond. Older is BF 3 and older.

Power supply efficient enough?

Yes, Geforce recomends a 500 at least. And Corsair is a good brand name. http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-760/specifications

Edit: Maybe if you plan on overclocking the CPU and or GPU, you should pick up at 600 watt PSU in the future, as overclocking uses more power.

 

[rolandzhang3]

You can still play newer games at higher to ultra settings, provided that you don't use AA and other intensive settings, a 650 Ti Boost is what would be playing at Med-high settings, not a 760.

That PSU will support it, it has two 6+2 pci-e connectors, which the 760 requires two 6 pin
It also pushes 38A on the 12V rail, which is more than enough for a 760