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I'm thinking of upgrading my Video card, my current video card is a nvidia geforce gts 450 I need one that supports 3 monitors and can play games on smoothly and is under $175 anyone have any recommendations? 


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Can you post a full list of specs?

 

Edit: Speccy Link > https://www.piriform...speccy/download

 

Once it is done finding all of the Info it needs go to File > Publish Snapshot > Yes > Copy to Clipboard.

 

Paste the Link here.


Edited by Alan1998, 25 December 2014 - 06:38 PM.

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http://speccy.pirifo...Bt1AGD5tl1bw4MT Here you go


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Gday.

We will also need the brand/model of the current PSU. 


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the brand is Dynex and the model number is dx-ps500W


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Thanks for the info. 

Found the correct spec sheet, > http://www.manualsdi...0w.html?page=12  But am unable to tell how many PCI-E connectors it has.   I think your present GPU has 1x6 pin, can you look please and see if there are 2x6 pin connectors.


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Yes, there are


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Thanks for the update.

Within your budget the R9 270X is the highest you can go, this is also the best perforating as well.   I have some reservations about your PSU, it does, just, meet the required power specs, but it is a poor quality card and suggest you upgrade to a better quality one as soon as possible.

 

3 cards to consider, the Gigabyte would be my first choice > http://www.newegg.co...125-476:$$$$$$$

Review, > http://www.legitrevi...d-review_129819

Web site > http://www.gigabyte....spx?pid=4795#ov


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