I just bought this case and I need a Video Card for less then $200.00. Thoughts?
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MSI NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750Ti Gaming OC 2GB GDDR5 VGA/DVI/HDMI PCI-Express looks promising for this case. It's $151.99 with Prime.
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i picked mine from this list, make sure its better than onboard Intel graphics if you have that.http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/gaming-graphics-card-review,3107-7.html
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If you plan on doing basic stuff with your computer you should be fine with the integrated video it has, BUT... if you plan on using Photoshop, editing or gaming, you should buy a video card. ( I'm a harcore gamer and i got this motherboard + EVGA GTX 670... It's a beast <3)
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Are you referring to the physical card size? If so, this lovely MoBo supports any size video card that will fit into your case and that you have PSU that supports... and of course budget for!
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I think if your just using it for video media you would be fine but for most online gaming this card would be a little dated, hope this helps
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It should work fine. There is plenty of room in the case, but you didn't mention anything about your video card(s). If you have two large cards in SLI you could conceivably have problems, but otherwise I can't see any issues.
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1 GB GDDR5. For $25 more, you may want to consider the new GTX 750 Ti that just came out, or the GTX 650 Ti Boost, as they are likely to play every game you buy on max settings.But if this is what fits in your budget, it's a very nice video card that overclocks well. Have mine overclocked to 1300 MHz and it runs almost every game I have on it's highest video settings (on a 1920x1080 monitor). The only one I can't play on Ultimate is Tomb Raider, the cut scenes lag. Plays very nice on Ultra though, and I don't think I miss out on many textures at that point. Owned this card for over a year, no issues. 1 GB GDDR5. For $25 more, you may want to consider the new GTX 750 Ti that just came out, or the GTX 650 Ti Boost, as they are likely to play every game you buy on max settings.But if this is what fits in your budget, it's a very nice video card that overclocks well. Have mine overclocked to 1300 MHz and it runs almost every game I have on it's highest video settings (on a 1920x1080 monitor). The only one I can't play on Ultimate is Tomb Raider, the cut scenes lag. Plays very nice on Ultra though, and I don't think I miss out on many textures at that point. Owned this card for... » Read More 1 GB GDDR5. For $25 more, you may want to consider the new GTX 750 Ti that just came out, or the GTX 650 Ti Boost, as they are likely to play every game you buy on max settings.But if this is what fits in your budget, it's a very nice video card that overclocks well. Have mine overclocked to 1300 MHz and it runs almost every game I have on it's highest video settings (on a 1920x1080 monitor). The only one I can't play on Ultimate is Tomb Raider, the cut scenes lag. Plays very nice on Ultra though, and I don't think I miss out on many textures at that point. Owned this card for over a year, no issues. « Show Less
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It should be fine, although you might not have enough of the 6-pin connectors natively for the card (at least some of these cards use 2, and I think the supply only has one... so that might need some more research on your part)... The video card itself seems to top out at 160 watts maximum according to TomsHardware, so that should be fine, even with quite a few other components tied in... although for a dual video card setup, I would want to carefully look at power consumption.
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Depends on your needs, amigo. Are you looking for the least expensive equivalent? Are you looking to use the same amount you paid originally for the next best? If you have the funds, the Radeon R9 290X is still capable of running all the latest on max settings. The ~$600 I paid for it 2 years ago was a good slurge for my rig, but you can get them for sub-$300 nowadays. I'd suggest sticking with DDR5, look for 3-4GB, and stick with a reputable make so that you don't burn out another card. If you just want to replace this 1GB DDR5, you have a multitude of inexpensive options. If you have 2 x16 PCI-E slots in your MoBo, you can crossfire or SLI for 4GB DDR5 with 2 2GB cards that support it.
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if you go to nvidia they will say you need at 550 psu. not even bronze rated. so dont guess, just go to the nvidia website to get more knowledge unlike other poster who think they know everything. but the most important thing is if your case is large enough to fit the video card. most cases do but some have problems interfering with the unnecessary hard drive mountings go you can improvise and take out the casing and just get a double sided tape and attach your hard drive to to bottom. that is what i always do
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It runs WoW okay, but you have to keep the settings down low. Recently upgraded the memory to 8Gig which helped a bit for not too much cash. There are also okay video cards that will actually fit in this case. Low profile Radeon HD6000 series cards or NVIDIA 620GT cards are available for less than a hundred dollars and will greatly increase yourgame performance and graphics quality. Still not a top o' the line machine, but nothing to sneer at either.
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Hi Leonardo, the video card will not handle the most demanding games at the highest settings. It is great for most online & basic games but not at the highest resolution or settings.
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Do not buy the full sized card. Buy the half sized card meant for smaller cases. I would suggest cleaning your case of dust, and maybe get an extra fan, so that the case have better air flow. You would be cutting it very close with the power supply that comes with the computer, something like a radeon 7770 would be good instead for a built in power supply.
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Yeap. But if you really wanna go eyefinity on it. I suggest the 7950 or 7970.
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Yes the over clock version of the pny gtx780 is huge it has 3fans instead of one so u gonna need a rather big case the gtx 780 it self is rather big all ready
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I have that exact build and the card is lightning fast! i use it for gaming and play games like LoL, MW2, and borderlands 2 wich i can max all at 1300x 768.
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There are other cards for about the same price that are higher performance. I got this card because i needed a low power quiet card since I have a smaller case and I wanted to get more performance per watt. I haven't bench marked the card next to its counterparts.
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This motherboard has a PCI-Express X16 slot which will support just about any modern Video Card.If you want to spend $100 or less a GeForce GT630 or GT640 Video card would be a very good choice.You can spend $200 to $300 for Video Cards with higher performance, but a GeForce GT640 with 1 GB of memory should work OK.