Hello, I currently am using a 2gb 4870x2 graphics card and I am looking to see if I can find a suitable GPU to replace this. I am looking to spend no more than $500 and want to get the most bang for my buck, and have the ability to play new games on the highest possible settings/resolution. The monitor that I currently am using runs at 1920x1080. I enjoy the 4870x2 because of her power but I feel that after 2 and a half years it is time to look for something new that's out there.
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Looking for new card/s
- Thread starter Hazaphal
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What are your system specs? The whole shebang..motherboard/processor/case/ram...okay maybe not the case, but you get the idea.
If you have an SLI board and good PSU I would go with a pair of these.
If you do not have sli capabilities, I would get SLI GTX 460s and the necessary parts to run them in SLI. A pair of GTX 460s will destroy a single GTX 580.
If you have an SLI board and good PSU I would go with a pair of these.
If you do not have sli capabilities, I would get SLI GTX 460s and the necessary parts to run them in SLI. A pair of GTX 460s will destroy a single GTX 580.
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inb4 GTX 560 Ti, best price/performance ratio and leaves you a bunch of extra cash to actually buy some games!
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A single 580 pair of these GTX 560 ti
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814130604&cm_re=560_gtx-_-14-130-604-_-Product
The tax would put you over 500 but not by much.
Whats the rest of your system like?
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814130604&cm_re=560_gtx-_-14-130-604-_-Product
The tax would put you over 500 but not by much.
Whats the rest of your system like?
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