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his PSU says: max 450W and max peak 500W. Is that good enough?

I was thinking of upgrading later when the GTX 1080 is out, and so i thought giving my previous graphics card (GTX 970) to my best friend. But he has an older computer link:http://www.webhallen.com/se-sv/datorer_och_tillbehor/142210-acer_predator_g3610-i7-2600-10gb-1tb-gtx560ti_1gb-win_7_hp Im not sure if the GTX 970 will work in that computer

I was thinking of upgrading later when the GTX 1080 is out, and so i thought giving my previous graphics card (GTX 970) to my best friend. But he has an older computer link: http://www.webhallen.com/se-sv/datorer_och_tillbehor/142210-acer_predator_g3610-i7-2600-10gb-1tb-gtx560ti_1gb-win_7_hp Im not sure if the GTX 970 will work in that computer

I have been thinking about changing gpu, but i don't know if the psu can handle it and if it can't how much watts i need. my spec CPU: i7 6700k MOBO: msi z170a gaming pro RAM: 8 gb DDR4 (4x4) 2000 something Hz 2 SSDs PSU: G650M cooler master and i thought about upgrading my gtx 970 to a 980 ti

no problem

after changing my mobo and cpu (i completely reinstalled windows 10) i noticed that my internet was slower and a lot more unstable. spec on pc: CPU: i7 6700k mobo: z170a gaming pro 8 gb ddr4 ram 2000 something Hz PSU: 650w two ssds and a GTX 970 sc by Evga

the PSU is called G650M by cooler master. thank you, now i understand that i have to upgrade in order to eliminate the fps drops, but i still don't understand why my internet suddenly turned slow on the pc...

nothing is overclocked, yes i have two ssds (not in raid 0), 650w psu, msi z170a gaming pro mobo. I am playing on a 144hz 1080p screen, 8 GB DDR4 2000 something ghz (don't remember, and not at home atm). I have thought about buying a 980ti but can the psu handle it? and i have a h60 v2 cooling the CPU. i have heard and noticed that this gpu has high idle temps currently i am playing cs go and Rise of the tomb Raider

I have a i7 6700k and a EVGA gtx 970 sc (planning on upgrading), and i have random visable fps drops even when i Max out all the games at very high with 70- 350 fps (depending on the game). I just got a new CPU and a mobo and complitly reinstalled Windows 10, and i also noticed My internet is slower on the PC. Plz help

hey i have a GTX 970 sc from EVGA and i thought about buying another one to do an SLI setup but I'm not sure it will work with my specs or if i should use another card. i thought about buying the GTX 970 ssc (not sure if it will work with the 970 sc) my specs: CPU: AMD FX 6300 3.5GHz (hexa core) GPU: GTX 970 acx 2.0 sc EVGA MOBO: MSI gaming 970 RAM: 8 GB 1866Hz Storage: 2 SSD (both 128gb and not raid) PSU: 650 W modular Coolermaster

I currently have a GA-970A-DS3 and thought about maybe i need an upgrade, but will it make a huge difference within gaming if i change it with this one MSI 970 Gaming ? I have a GTX 970 CPU: 6300 2 ssd PSU: 650W

Does GA-970A-DS3 the GTX 970? everything works fine, but just to be 100%

I have a motherboard witch i plan to use SLI on, and i want to know if it will support it. http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=4122#ov my plans are: 2 GTX 760 2 GB GDDR5 TwinFrozr in SLI and a AMD FX 8350 4.0GHZ. and one more question. will it support overclock (with twinfrozr's overlocking app)?

I am thinking maybe use a Corsair hydro H100i but will it work with the psu? This is what i have in my computer: Graphics card: GTX 760 2gb Twinfrozr motherboard: GIGABYTE GA- 970A- DS3 RAM: 8gb (2x 4gb) Kingston HyperX Fury 1866Mhz CPU: AMD FX 6300 6 core SSD: Sandisk Plus 120gb HDD: WD Baracuda 1 TB 1 DVD/RW PSU: CX430M Corsair

Can I Connect a GTX 660 with a 760 in SLI (both twinfrozr and 2gb GDDR)