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Yeah could be, I haven't tracked any other GPU's prices.

I noticed really strange RX 560 price increase in Bulgaria past last month. Recently I bought one at the end of 2017 (It was really hard to find one for some reason, almost everywhere it was out of stock) at price of 150$. At the start of 2018 they started to fill up sites with RX 560 again but in really high price around 200$. Can someone explain whats the reason of this overpricing. GIGABYTE Radeon RX 560 4GB OC at the moment is priced at 250$. Sapphire Radeon RX 560 PULSE Lite, 2GB at 200$ ???? It was around 140$ in 2017.

Agree... it will be better to use it for backup. It will be to brutal to watch every day how it's dying

Just bought 64 USB storage, if survives till tomorrow will be good. Then wait till it's dead!?!

Not sure where I was supposted to post this topic so I am posting it here. Some strange sound like ticking is coming maybe from HDD but not sure. It's interval is 1 minute or more and even appear on light usage. (It's getting more often by the time) I just attached Mp3 file so you can hear it. One morning after my PC was awake all night it started ticking around 6 times in a row then I tried to open Task Manager and it was like windows file deleted messege. All the icons just desapeared and Ctrl + Alt + Delete did nothing, like windows was deleted. After powering it off then back on just the bios shows off... no windows logo or something. Later was everething alright. So my question is: Is it from the HDD and if it is, is this clicking of death? Have I to be afraid?? 20170315_000902.mp3

I took the picture it has 8 pin connector, only 4 are plugged. Power suply output is 2 molex that I connected to 6 pin GPU and the other two cables that I don't know for what they are. So is it about that only 4 pins are connected in the 8 pin motherboard?

Yeap... I just tried to turn on the PC on in integrated graphics and then plug in the 6 pin to GPU, it just dies it's like I unpluging electricity cable.

Yes, but no. When I conncet both molex then the 6 pin cable to the graphics card the PC just don't boot. It's like completly dead. Is it about the power suply again??

Bro you are the best thanks for the help! I will try this one here hope they will make the deal!

Thanks for the replies. The PSU that I am using is this FSP400-60APN(85) and the CPU is Celeron G530... I think it can handle it. So is there way without upgrading to other PSU? However the guy who sold me the graphics card told me that he will give me his power suply. So I will wait him to check what model he has and then we will see what I will do or buy .

@DocSwag

From the PSU it's only one cable with these pins and I have to get PSU that has two cables with these pins and the one for the GPU has to be 6 pin and one with 4 pins for the motherboard or I have to connect motherboard with cable to the graphics card. ( I mean the free 4 pins on the motherboard to connect with 6 pin cable to the graphics card or just new suply directly to the graphics card ) Sorry for my english. There are much cables from the suply but only one is with those pins for the GPU and the motherboard. So the PSU is only supported for motherboard without card and I should by new one with two connectors?

The graphics card request 6 pin, so I have to buy new PSU with 6 pin to work? Is it requsted to connect PSU to the video card to work because my old 210 wasn't. Asking because if it's not that the problem I could not back the graphics card to the owner.

On my motherboard has 8 connectors, from my PSU has cable with 4pin and no other cable with those pins. Should I connect them directly to the GPU?

Hello guys, I hope to find some help here. I just got some used GTX 650 Gigabyte 2GB. When I connected it to my Motherboard AsRcok the fan is spinning and the display just says that it's connected but just black screen. Is it because I have PCI-E 2.0 and GTX 650 supports only 3.0 or Motherboard drivers are too old? I searched and I find that 3.0 card is compatible with 2.0 motherboard. Or just the GPU is dead? Sorry, Newbie question

@Crinxx I used to play games on 800x600 on small amout of fps, so it's totally fine if I don't get even medium settings. I want GPU just to run games smooth, not to explode because are too powerfull and do not have to upgrade any other part. Thanks for the answer!

In Bulgaria I don't see any RX 420 for sale, only Sapphire Nitro Radeon™ RX 460 4G D5 but it cost half more than GTX 750. And I can't afford more expensive than the GTX 750. I found MSI GeForce GTX 750 Ti 1GB GDDR5 too for like 130$.

No, man the GTX 750 is for my budget and I think will be perfect with over 40 fps of some games. The thing is if I can run it and do you recommend it because of ZOTAC.

I am about to get video card I am thinking about GTX 750 2GB DDR5 by ZOTAC. My question is what is the difference with other GTX 750s GPUs and it is worth it for 113$ brand new? And it is sure I can run it on PC? CPU Intel Celeron G530 @ 2.40GHz Motherboard ASRock | H61DEL RAM HyperX FURY Blue 8GB (2x4GB), DDR3, 1600MHz GPU NVIDIA GeForce 210 | 1GB Display(s) 1920x1080x32 60Hz

Here I am making my build and just choose GPU http://www.userbenchmark.com/ . I found perfect for me AMD R7 250 but if this site says true I can't get it. But yea most of DDR5 are compatible. Like here:

Sooo, I saw that DDR5 can support DDR3 ?? How I said, I dont understand much... Is that true ?

@DocSwag , well I can't get it on my computer anyway. It's not compatible with my motherboard. So I am searching for DDR3 video card that is compatible with my motherboard, so that means I cannot get a good gaming video card even if I want to . One of compatible GPUs is GeForce GT 730. I found so many different GT 730s and Radeon R7s that are not compatible. And the other way is to buy a motherboard, then a processor and finaly the GPU....

Thank man you helped me a lot, maybe stopped me doing a mistake Btw, I found used GeForce GT 640 for like 56$ may worth

There are much more but I won't waste your time

I am from Europe, Bulgaria and about the GPU I am searching for DDR3. Thanks for the tips! These are affordable GPUs: