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Go for 6850
And if you have extra 20$ then get a 6870...
6870 is better than gtx 560 (non ti)
And if you have extra 20$ then get a 6870...
6870 is better than gtx 560 (non ti)
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-Frostbite- wrote Go for 6850
And if you have extra 20$ then get a 6870...
6870 is better than gtx 560 (non ti)
A GTX 550 Ti costs $119 after MIR the cheapest 6870 costs $144 after MIR...
More than $20, but thanks for the suggestion anyways!
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Oz_x_MaJikz wrote Sorry for not being active...
Most modern games don't really benefit from more than 2 cores and the GPU I changed to an EVGA GTX 550 Ti for the same price as the Radeon 6770.
I will be upgrading allot later on but for now my budget is $550 (I know, not so much, but its what I have...).
Thanks for all the responses!
In terms of 3D graphic intensive gaming, the quad processors are clear winner due to their higher multitasking ability. Still, a dual core processor with a high clocking frequency works just as well.
Personally I would upgrade to a quad core if I was you. And if you are on a tight budget, wait a little while to save up that little amount more for better parts, it's well worth it.
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ConnorHamilton wroteOz_x_MaJikz wrote Sorry for not being active...
Most modern games don't really benefit from more than 2 cores and the GPU I changed to an EVGA GTX 550 Ti for the same price as the Radeon 6770.
I will be upgrading allot later on but for now my budget is $550 (I know, not so much, but its what I have...).
Thanks for all the responses!
In terms of 3D graphic intensive gaming, the quad processors are clear winner due to their higher multitasking ability. Still, a dual core processor with a high clocking frequency works just as well.
Personally I would upgrade to a quad core if I was you. And if you are on a tight budget, wait a little while to save up that little amount more for better parts, it's well worth it.
Yea eventually I will be upgrading to a 2500K.
UPDATE: I updated the graphics card AGAIN to the GTX 460.
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