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18th Oct 2009, 08:28
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| Full Description casecom model atx 450w +12 14A +5 34A -12 0.8A -5 0.5A Now you can tell me whether i can go for MSI N9800gt |
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18th Oct 2009, 08:29
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| Full Desciption of the PSU casecom model atx 450w +12 14A +5 34A -12 0.8A -5 0.5A Now you can tell me whether i can go for the MSI N9800gt. |
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18th Oct 2009, 15:20
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Also your figures are probably wrong, there are 2 14A virtual rails on that PSU, as if it mattered. Generic PSUs are junk.
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19th Oct 2009, 06:04
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| Ok guys what the possible card for my pc ? I NEED AN MSI CARD COZ IT SAVES POWER(DONT NEED MORE POWER) My system specifications: MSI P35 PLATINUM MOTHERBOARD CORE 2 DUO 2.66 E6750 4 GB RAM 250+500 GB SATA HD DVD ROM MSI 7100GS(NOW USING) PSU Full Description casecom model atx 450w +12 14A +5 34A -12 0.8A -5 0.5A Thanks............... |
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19th Oct 2009, 07:35
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| can someone help me ? |
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#16
19th Oct 2009, 08:35
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| It depends what you want to do, if you're playing games, get the 9800 you've been looking at. If you're not playing games, don't bother with an upgrade, you don't need it |
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19th Oct 2009, 10:47
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| What about 9500gt ? will i be able to use one with current PSU ? |
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#18
19th Oct 2009, 10:48
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| If the guy says your computer will support the 9800, get that. What are you using the computer for? Games? |
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#19
19th Oct 2009, 11:34
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| yep games. but i think its better to use a stable VGA than using a unstable one. just tell me whether will Asus 9500gt be ok ? i mean with the my PSU. what do you think about the card ? |
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#20
19th Oct 2009, 12:00
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| The 9500 is a terrible card to game with. Trick with PC's is "If it aint broke, don't fix it" If your card works fine now then there's no discernible reason to change it. If you're playing new games that have intense graphics, you're going to get nowhere with a 9500, a 9800 isn't a great choice either. I'm not understanding what you mean by "stable VGA" |
