Videocard for all top games (BF3,Skryrim,etc.)

[Melletjee]

hey,

I am looking for a video card that can hold games like the title and all the newer games that are going to be released.

I'm currently using a Nvidia Geforce GT 610, it can handle some games but mostly lowest resolution and quality. And I want to change that

My computer specs:

1. CPU: Intel Core I5 2320 3.00 Ghz
2. Video Card: Nvidia Geforce GT 610 Geforce.com Alternate
3. Motherboard: AS Rock H61M-S Link
3. RAM: Kingston 4 GB Link
4. Power Supply: be quiet! Pure PowerL7 350W Link
5. Operating System: Windows 7 64-bit

If you need more specs or information just ask.

Btw, it would be nice if the budget is under €400 = $524.36 U.S. dollars

Thanks,
Melletjee

 

[ASHISH65]

first of all you need new psu and gpu both

1)Gpu : saphhire hd 7970 3gb boost edition / asus direct cu hd 7970 2gb

2)Psu : Seasonic s12 620w psu

this is best for you and will workwith your pc.

 

[Cons29]

wow, coming from a 610?
well if you have at least $400 then you can get 670 or 680 (or amd counterparts) or go sli if you can. the difference will be like heaven

 

[ASHISH65]

not heaven out of imagination !

if you want nvidia ,then gtx 670 or gtx 680. but hd 7970 is faster than gtx 670 and slight oc will also beat gtx 680

 

[Melletjee]

not heaven out of imagination !

if you want nvidia ,then gtx 670 or gtx 680. but hd 7970 is faster than gtx 670 and slight oc will also beat gtx 680

I prefer on Nvidia.
so that would be nice

and second i really have to buy new spu?

will it still be in budget?

i will have a look at your first suggestions the saphhire hd 7970 3gb boost edition and asus direct cu hd 7970 2gb

But i think i will go for a Nvidia
Is it hard to overclock btw?

I think my motherboard isn't SLI compatible
I will have a look

 

[fbbam]

yes you most get a new psu.
then, the GTX670 and 680 are both good cards

 

[ASHISH65]

new psu is must,how can you run high end gpu in 350w psu,not possible.

 

[Melletjee]

What things do I have to look for when i am comparing PSU's with GPU's?

like cable's and how much power

 

[ASHISH65]

get this one perfect one:

Gtx 670 - http://www.amazon.co.uk/Asus-Nvidia-GeForce-DirectCU-Graphics/dp/B0082FIW96

Seasonic 620w - http://www.amazon.co.uk/Seasonic-S12II-620-ATX12V-Standard-Supply/dp/B003BIEOCI

 

[Melletjee]

new psu is must,how can you run high end gpu in 350w psu,not possible.

haha, oke than that is clear
I didn't know PSU's where this big of deal

 

[ASHISH65]

What things do I have to look for when i am comparing PSU's with GPU's?

like cable's and how much power

you have to replace the gpu and psu with new one.

you have to connect 6pin connectors from psu to gpu.you can watch some youtube videos for help

 

[fbbam]

most power supply have the required cables for videocards now, what you really need to put into consideration is the 12V rail capacity of the PSU it must exceed the 12V power requirment of the card, then make sure you buy from a reputable brand. have this in mind high advertised wattage rating doesnt guarantee a good psu

 

[Melletjee]

get this one perfect one:

Gtx 670 - http://www.amazon.co.uk/Asus-Nvidia-GeForce-DirectCU-Graphics/dp/B0082FIW96

Seasonic 620w - http://www.amazon.co.uk/Seasonic-S12II-620-ATX12V-Standard-Supply/dp/B003BIEOCI

What about this?

I like alternate so,
GTX 670

 

[Melletjee]

What things do I have to look for when i am comparing PSU's with GPU's?

like cable's and how much power

you have to replace the gpu and psu with new one.

you have to connect 6pin connectors from psu to gpu.you can watch some youtube videos for help

Oke, I will certainly do that.

 

[Melletjee]

most power supply have the required cables for videocards now, what you really need to put into consideration is the 12V rail capacity of the PSU it must exceed the 12V power requirment of the card, then make sure you buy from a reputable brand. have this in mind high advertised wattage rating doesnt guarantee a good psu

Oke thanks for the info,

 

[ASHISH65]

that evga gtx 670 is also good one

 

[fbbam]

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Corsair-CX750-Builder-Series-Bronze/dp/B008RJZR40/ref=sr_1_3?s=computers&ie=UTF8&qid=1367681130&sr=1-3&keywords=power+supply

This is a good buy too it has a single 12V rail

 

[Melletjee]

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Corsair-CX750-Builder-Series-Bronze/dp/B008RJZR40/ref=sr_1_3?s=computers&ie=UTF8&qid=1367681130&sr=1-3&keywords=power+supply

This is a good buy too it has a single 12V rail

Sorry I don't know much about PSU's

but a 12V rail is that the some cable I need?
I will first go to youtube and get some research about PSU's

For now I think i will go for the GTX 670
If you guys agree with that

Before I forget thank you all for the help and information

 

[Melletjee]

that evga gtx 670 is also good one

Oke good to know

 

[fbbam]

Glad you've settled on the 670 but you won't be able to use your new graphics card with your PSU so it will just be sitting waiting for you to get a new PSU

 

[Melletjee]

Glad you've settled on the 670 but you won't be able to use your new graphics card with your PSU so it will just be sitting waiting for you to get a new PSU

Ya, I know

I don't have the money yet
but I'm on my way
With my job I have the money in about.... 3 months something like that maybe

I'm going to buy them both together (GPU and SPU)

But for now i have time to do some research
on the SPU.

If you guys find a good PSU or even a GPU, feel free to post it
I'll check this post daily

 

[fbbam]

A little about psu. The computer uses three voltages 3.3V 5V and 12V which the PSU. the graphics card is mostly affected by the 12v rail, so example: your 350W power supply may have 3.3V * 20A= 60.6 watts 5V*30A = 150watts 12V*12A= 140watts

 

[nguyenm]

Hope this clarifies your choice: http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/gaming-graphics-card-review,3107.html

Either go with single GPU like HD7900 series or you could go crossfire HD7850s and since http://techreport.com/news/24748/amd-says-frame-pacing-beta-driver-due-in-june-july-timeframe the frame time wouldn't be a problem then

 

[Melletjee]

A little about psu. The computer uses three voltages 3.3V 5V and 12V which the PSU. the graphics card is mostly affected by the 12v rail, so example: your 350W power supply may have 3.3V * 20A= 60.6 watts 5V*30A = 150watts 12V*12A= 140watts

Hahah that's some difficult information
but I know a little from school
about the watt's and ampere's and Volt's

I see the logic of what you just said
but don't really understand it

and you don't have to try to explain it
I think my mind would explode from the inside ;p

 

[ASHISH65]

learn - http://www.thinkdigit.com/forum/power-supply-cabinets-mods/104472-basic-guide-right-power-supply.html