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Daemonowner: thanks, but I'm looking for the GTX 760 vs R9 270X I have the R7 260(non-x) now, and it's just "meh", if you know what I mean It can play Watch Dogs, Far Cry 3 or any other on high settings 1080p, but it seriously lacks fluidness and performance, so I have to play on low/med to actually immerse into the game without stuttering or lagging, or just simply low framerates

I know it's stupid to ask, but what about a GTX760 2GB OC from Gigabyte for 75.000F ($312)?

I live in Hungary, Europe, and taxing is ridiculous (27%), and 1 USD costs 230-240 hungarian Forint (HUF) Long story short, everything is much more expensive here than in America

Hi! I've upgraded my budget gaming rig with an i5-4760 and 2x4GB of HyperX Fury RAM, but my old card (an R7-260) seems to be a huge bottleneck to the whole system, so I've been saving some cash for a new video card around $300 What would you guys recommend? I'm absolutely open for any ideas, nvidia or AMD I've been eyeballing an ASUS R9-270X 2GB, it seems like a nice bang for the buck, considering its specs and cooling Sorry for the bad grammar, my english is not so good Thanks, Peter

For 70 bucks, I'd say grab a Be quiet! I have a Dark Rock 3, and I'm absolutely in love with it. It has a nice look, and a big-ass 135mm fan (runs about 700-800RPM on idle, 1000-1100 on full load on my i5-4760) Of course, cooling-wise there are better ones (Thermalright Macho, NH-D14, etc.), but they seem a bit pricy for my budget Good luck, friend

Hey buddy! I can totally relate to this problem I grabbed a Thermaltake SE530W not too long ago, because it was under a hundred bucks, and seemed like a nice deal, but it's loud as hell, it must have ball bearings that are out of center, and the whole unit is slightly vibrating too I wouldn't advise changing the fan on yours, if noise is not that big of an issue, since it can cause problems. Save some money for a nice Corsair or Cooler Master V series, they can be pretty reliable, and even last for another build Seems like Tt has terrible fans (only the ones that are made by Powerlogic), I've bought a Longevity 12 from them last summer, it was insanely loud, even undervolted

Thanks guys How about the Corsairs at back exhaust and side panel intake on the PST connector @1100111010 RPM, and the Arctic on 5V (it's not loud that way) on 1000ish RPM?

*cable management (where to plug the fans for good noise/airflow ratio) and stuff Thanks in advance Peter

Hi! I'm a new member here in LinusTech, and I'd need some help with my new case I have a Thermaltake Versa II, which has a single 120mm intake at front, two 120mm grill at top, a single 120 at the back, two 120 at the bottom (one occupied by the PSU) and two 120 at the side panel I have four fans at hand: two Corsair AF120 Quiet Edition, an Arctic F12 (which is insanely loud), and a Thermaltake fan, which is pretty basic, and a PST connector which converts a 3-pin mobo header to four 3-pin connector header, and also a DC adapter on 5V, with a 3-pin header on it, so I can plug another fan into it The cpu cooler (a be quiet! Dark Rock 3, which has a huge 135mm fan) blocks one grill at top, and one in the side The VGA is an R7-260 (don't scold me for the bottleneck with the i5-4670k ), with a stock ASUS dual fan cooler, no HDD bays (I only have an SSD taped onto the backside panel) My PSU is a Thermaltake modular one, pulling fresh air from under the case I know it's hard to imagine without a picture, but can you help me with the fan placement? I mean, where would you put the fans to achieve positive case pressure, side panel intake or exhaust,cabl