Better than evga nvidia 9500 GT? Hey guys, is this video card (GT430) better than 9500GT?
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http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/fastest-graphics-card-radeon-geforce,3085-7.htmlThe 9500 gt with ddr3 mem is about the same speed as the gt430. The 9500 gt with ddr2 mem is slower.Above is the video card hierachy chart at Tomshardware.com
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Don't you just hate when people refuse to help! I have the 9400GT and will assume its better because its newer model.
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yes. in gaming performance its on par with the 8800gs. so you can expect high settings (if not max) on new games, but with limited aa if any, and settling for lower resolution such as 1440X900 and below to achieve optimum performance. move up to 1680X1050 and compromises in settings may need to occur to maintain smooth gameplayso think of this as an 8800gs for todays games rather then yesterdaysand for games two or three years old? this card should max out most. plus its latest tech, dx11, and HTPC people drool over it. apparently its an all around good card for hd, vids, viewing pics, movies, all that stuff yes. in gaming performance its on par with the 8800gs. so you can expect high settings (if not max) on new games, but with limited aa if any, and settling for lower resolution such as 1440X900 and below to achieve optimum performance. move up to 1680X1050 and compromises in settings may need to occur to maintain smooth gameplayso think of this as an 8800gs for todays games rather then yesterdaysand for games two or three years old? this card should max out most. plus its latest tech, dx11, and HTPC people drool over it. apparently its an all around good card for hd,... » Read More yes. in gaming performance its on par with the 8800gs. so you can expect high settings (if not max) on new games, but with limited aa if any, and settling for lower resolution such as 1440X900 and below to achieve optimum performance. move up to 1680X1050 and compromises in settings may need to occur to maintain smooth gameplayso think of this as an 8800gs for todays games rather then yesterdaysand for games two or three years old? this card should max out most. plus its latest tech, dx11, and HTPC people drool over it. apparently its an all around good card for hd, vids, viewing pics, movies, all that stuff « Show Less
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Looking at the speaks on the GTX 560ti ....In my humble opinion I would definitely recommend you upgrade to the 780ti. You will only need one (1) card to run any game you want. I know that every Rig may perform differently and I really don't know if your running all your components on stock speed or OC. The 560ti does not support GPU Boost 2.0 and other new tech NVIDIA has come out with. Using Valley Benchmark my Graphics cards kicks in at 1333MHz with Video Memory at 3500Mhz all max setting with an average FPS of about 85. So will this card outperform to SLI 560ti I would think so. Good luck on your purchase. Looking at the speaks on the GTX 560ti ....In my humble opinion I would definitely recommend you upgrade to the 780ti. You will only need one (1) card to run any game you want. I know that every Rig may perform differently and I really don't know if your running all your components on stock speed or OC. The 560ti does not support GPU Boost 2.0 and other new tech NVIDIA has come out with. Using Valley Benchmark my Graphics cards kicks in at 1333MHz with Video Memory at 3500Mhz all max setting with an average FPS of about 85. So will this card outperform to SLI 560ti I would think so. Good... » Read More Looking at the speaks on the GTX 560ti ....In my humble opinion I would definitely recommend you upgrade to the 780ti. You will only need one (1) card to run any game you want. I know that every Rig may perform differently and I really don't know if your running all your components on stock speed or OC. The 560ti does not support GPU Boost 2.0 and other new tech NVIDIA has come out with. Using Valley Benchmark my Graphics cards kicks in at 1333MHz with Video Memory at 3500Mhz all max setting with an average FPS of about 85. So will this card outperform to SLI 560ti I would think so. Good luck on your purchase. « Show Less
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They are a fantastic gaming card for the money. You can see here http://www.videocardbenchmark.net/high_end_gpus.html that they are better than the new GTX 960 in some respects. Super quiet and very cool :D
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Yes, the boost and base clock is superior. Cores are the same; so you would have, really, a little advantage. It has a cooling fan that help keep the temp a tad bit down. If you are getting this for video games, you will great results for last gen titles, but not so much for current games. Games like Skyrim or Battlfeild 3 or CODBO 2 will get great results, hence the reason I bought this. Battlefield 4 doesn't run as smooth as people would like. The GPU RAM (along with the other specs) makes it kinda tough running any settings on high or above. This disappointed me. My plans are to get another GTX 660 and SLI. This is not the best choice if you want to run current gen games on max settings. I would recommend buying two of these, or a GTX 770. If price is a problem, then the GTX 760 is basically a 660 for current gen, by that I mean it runs today's titles with acceptable performance. I hope this helps.
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My honest opinion is if you are spending the amount of money you are for that motherboard I wouldn't cheap out in the video card. I think GeForce video card would be better as it has built in video streaming programming into it for twitch.tv ect but I do not know all of the specs of the new geforces. This video card is pretty good. Modern day mother boards come with pci express slots that are universal to all gpus there isn't any difference to my knowledge from pci express 2.0 and 2.1 other then bickering from amd and nvidia.
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I don't play games but I would go for the GTX cards if I did since those have a lot of game player reviews. I'm actually thinking of switching over to the GTX 950 since this card does seems to be compatible with some of the plugins I use for After Effects.
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No it is not worth it, I have a 7950 OC, and I will wait for 2 more generations to come out before even considering it...only difference is the Memory speeds...nothing more...the core GPU is bit faster...not worth the money.
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Hi, Daniel: If i understand your question correctly, you are asking about what the power supply better for the GTX650Ti... my suggestion is 600W that i am using right now! hope this helps... Forest
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I received the VCGGTX650T1XPB as ordered back in January. If you're worried, spend a little extra and get the PNY GTX750Ti (VCGGTX750T2XPB-OC).
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I am not sure why you would by this instead GTX 770 for just $20 more. If I had that option, I would have done that too. I had a EVGA GTX 670 in my machine but it burnt up due to my lack of cleaning the dust from the card. Make sure you vacuum and than blow air through your machine at least once a month. I have pets so I have to do it twice a month.
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The Gigabyte version is very quiet. Evga is the number 1 seller for a reason though. My choice would be to wait till the 800 series releases.
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Save your money from buying a EVGA and buy the PNY GTX 780. Performance wise, the 7990 is better with a dual gpu in one card but the card runs hot and has a shuttering issue. The GTX will run cooler and more handle today's games.
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I would say much better. A friend bought a 7750 and took it back to get this card for just $30 more. He said it was a big improvement. I stay away from the Catalyst drivers, they seem buggy.
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The gtx780 will be faster but has less memory. The memory will only be a factor if you are running 3 or more monitors. Both cards will handle any game on the market like a champ.
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Here, try looking at this site: http://www.hwcompare.com/14825/geforce-gtx-550-ti-vs-geforce-gtx-760/
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I really like my Titan Black card! I run everything maxed out and I don't even get slight frame delay. My Card is a Beast! I couldn't tell you anything about the 980. I am currently playing the new Wolfenstein The New Order. Everything is Maxed out and Video Sync is turned on. Glass smooth Graphics and the card runs cool.
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Yes. You can always google something like "gtx 630 vs 670" to get specs & stats differences, but the short version is that this is a significant upgrade over the 630. I've been very happy with it for over a year now; plays everything at 1080p maxed out with good frame rates that I've ever tried. Would recommend.