Will this be good for GTX 780 Ti?
450250
Yes, just be careful not to overclock your GPU or CPU too much, this PSU can't power that much. Otherwise should be fine.
450251
It depends on how many hard drives your system has installed. That graphics card draws 372 watts at full load. The motherboard draws between 150 and 250 watts. Hard drives under full load draws around 40 watts. This power supply should work without any problems unless you have a system with a lot of components. I had an initial problem because I have 7 hard drives and one Blu-ray drive in the system that I put this power supply in. Just make sure to put only 2 hard drives per physical SATA power cable. This supply comes with 4 cables to connect peripherals. This is a great supply. It should work fine for you. Hope this helps. It depends on how many hard drives your system has installed. That graphics card draws 372 watts at full load. The motherboard draws between 150 and 250 watts. Hard drives under full load draws around 40 watts. This power supply should work without any problems unless you have a system with a lot of components. I had an initial problem because I have 7 hard drives and one Blu-ray drive in the system that I put this power supply in. Just make sure to put only 2 hard drives per physical SATA power cable. This supply comes with 4 cables to connect peripherals. This is a great supply. It should... » Read More It depends on how many hard drives your system has installed. That graphics card draws 372 watts at full load. The motherboard draws between 150 and 250 watts. Hard drives under full load draws around 40 watts. This power supply should work without any problems unless you have a system with a lot of components. I had an initial problem because I have 7 hard drives and one Blu-ray drive in the system that I put this power supply in. Just make sure to put only 2 hard drives per physical SATA power cable. This supply comes with 4 cables to connect peripherals. This is a great supply. It should work fine for you. Hope this helps. « Show Less
450252
hmm Yeah but if you don't have to much components how 4 hard disk 2 graphics video, fan cooler.... i think Work great with that PSU but... you need more for you want SLI or CROSSFIRE... You choice.
450253
It depends on how many hard drives your system has installed. That graphics card draws 372 watts at full load. The motherboard draws between 150 and 250 watts. Hard drives under full load draws around 40 watts. This power supply should work without any problems unless you have a system with a lot of components. I had an initial problem because I have 7 hard drives and one Blu-ray drive in the system that I put this power supply in. Just make sure to put only 2 hard drives per physical SATA power cable. This supply comes with 4 cables to connect peripherals. This is a great supply. It should work fine for you. Hope this helps.
1774725
I used mine for a 780Ti before the Ti plates were produced. As long as the back pattern matches you should be fine. You can contact EVGA to be sure.
1061904
I think for normal resolution it may be fine but from what I remember the larger amount of memory is needed for running higher resolutions. The 780 is now a dinosaur. Not sure what your budget is but I'd go for a gtx 970.
59576
PCIe 2.0 implies you're still on an older generation of CPU... so I guess the 780 as I think while you might even be bottlenecking that, I'm sure you'd probably be bottlenecking the 7990. If you can reply with more details about your setup (including rez of monitor) and what you want from the card (gaming, design, etc.) that would definitely make it easier to answer though. It's possible the 7990 would be better for your needs, but not knowing what they are makes it tougher to advise.
793422
you should be fine as long as you arent planning on running a super high end graphics card with it because 500w might be a little bit low for some of the major graphics cards. but if you're just gonna run something like a 6850 or something you should be just fine. hope this helps
388035
Yes it can. on YouTube there is a channel called tech of tomorrow and They always do 4k benchmarks on msi gtx 780 ti. This card can do 4k ultra but the game demanding games like battlefield 4 and far cry 3 are gonna run around 30 fps. If you are ok with that then yes&#128522; it can&#128522;
373359
I would consider the GTX 750 TI. If the TI is too much then just go with the GTX 750. The EVGA GTX 750 Superclocked is about the same price as this card and would perform much better with your game.
781454
If you are not going to use a super performance graphic card then yes. that would be good enough.
2126141
It should definitely improve your graphics experience, but double check that your power supply can handle the new card. Also, is your current graphics handler integrated into the cpu or mobo?
2206042
It is a very good card!!, but if u don't mind spending more I would buy a 780, 780 should be about 20% faster. Regards!!
1955193
I'm not sure about the best but I put in a Nvidia EVGA GTX 550 TI. You will have to upgrade your psu to handle it, that took me about 15 min to do. I wanted a decent mid level card, the 550 is a tight fit but it works fine. I bought a Thernaltake 430 watt psu for about $50
1015570
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
1284850
Yeah, I have the same mo-bo and I installed two GTX 780's on it, so you'll be fine installing two GTX 660ti's
1927767
I would go with Nvidia 780 or 780TI. Personally i have 2 780's they run BF4 max settings flawlessly.
981561
Yes you can. You will need a larger than average tower however, as the 780 is a long card.
2114981
it really depends on your graphics card, but anything above 600 would do, unless you have a beast of a card then you should go for 750 and up
1954394
I have a Radeon 6770 in it currently, and there's room to spare, so I'm sure the 780 will fit. :)