been looking at the nvidia 660( <link) is it worth the cash or could i get better going with an amd. currently have a 9800GT thats over clocked so anything in the last 2 years is gonna be a massive jump lol
graphics cards £150 budget
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what power supply do you have? personally i would get the gtx 670 isnt a massive performance difference between 670-770 and it uses 60watts less than 770 plus costs less
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what power supply do you have? personally i would get the gtx 670 isnt a massive performance difference between 670-770 and it uses 60watts less than 770 plus costs less
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what power supply do you have? personally i would get the gtx 670 isnt a massive performance difference between 670-770 and it uses 60watts less than 770 plus costs less
so the motherboard is pci-ex so you can buy any pci-ex with no problems..
tbh i would point on buying a used vga because with 150£ you can get a very good deal and have a card which really performs better (even though it will probably consumes some watts more than a new one)
for instance for my brother I bought for 120€ (100£) a nvidia geforce 295 gtx which performs slightly better than a R9 270X
i guess with 150£ you can buy a used 590gtx which performs much better than a new 660gtx.. only issue is that it would consume around 350W compared to the 150W of the new chip
tbh i would point on buying a used vga because with 150£ you can get a very good deal and have a card which really performs better (even though it will probably consumes some watts more than a new one)
for instance for my brother I bought for 120€ (100£) a nvidia geforce 295 gtx which performs slightly better than a R9 270X
i guess with 150£ you can buy a used 590gtx which performs much better than a new 660gtx.. only issue is that it would consume around 350W compared to the 150W of the new chip