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7th Nov 2008, 12:43
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Yes, the numbers are on top of each other. I couldn't space them out =/ I will look into the 9800GT. I just hope it's not much of a price difference.
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7th Nov 2008, 17:12
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ok, well if it was laid out how I think, you might have enough power, depending on which card you end up going for, but I would recommend getting a Corsiar 450W unit anyway, they are very good and aren't too expensive either.
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7th Nov 2008, 17:23
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450W is overpriced anymore, get a 500W Earthwatts or the 400W Corsair.
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7th Nov 2008, 17:26
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Oh, I forgot about the new 400W Corsair, probably mainly because it's not available in the UK, or at least not on OCUK.
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8th Nov 2008, 09:34
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Okay, thank you for the replies. I think I may have found the one I want.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16814130334 Now I have some questions about this. 1) will it fit my current Mobo? EDIT : Sorry, my motherboard is a Giga-Byte GA-m57SLI-S4 2) Will I have enough power to run it? 3) Is it a good card? I'm reading the reviews and everyone is real happy with it. The only con I see a lot is that it's long so I'm hoping I can fit it in my computer. ***For my PSU.. these are the numbers I'm reading on the side of it. 500W AC -115V -10A 60Hz 230V 5A 50Hz DC +3.3V +5v +12v1 +12v2 -12V +5VSB MAX 34A 40A 16A 17A 0.8A 2.5A |
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8th Nov 2008, 17:04
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That card is OK, however I would urge you go to for a duel slot card, they will run much cooler. That PSU looks like it might be up to the job, seeing as it's only a 9600GT, what do you think Carbon?
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8th Nov 2008, 18:04
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Why would you buy a 9600GT for $120??!!? That's nearly the price of a 4850 after rebates! We don't make these suggestions just on a whim, sapguar, we're not misleading you here, you're getting a really raw deal if you get that card. Adjusted for performance it should only be around $80, the 9800GT absolutely destroys it.
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11th Nov 2008, 09:14
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Wow, wonder why I didn't get email notification when you responded. But yeah, I'm going with the 9800GT. Would my PSU and Mobo still support it?
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