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My R9 270x just died, what to do?

Clock123
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So I want to buy a new one, but I don't really know if i'm doing it right. I think the r9 290x is good, and my power supply is enough for that. Should I buy it?

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Budget?

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Just now, Clock123 said:

So I want to buy a new one, but I don't really know if i'm doing it right. I think the r9 290x is good, and my power supply is enough for that. Should I buy it?

what power supply?

how much to spend on a gpu?

what games and what resolution do you play?

what's your cpu?

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i5 4670T, 650W psu

I'm using it for everything, every new game runs well, and I'm video editing a lot

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Sell it to some poor soul on eBay, then delete your account.

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1 minute ago, LeinadTM said:

Sell it to some poor soul on eBay, then delete your account.

Lol Scam him af

   

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RIP 270x, it was a fine card. 

First and foremost, which brand and specific model is your PSU?. It may say 650W but power is not everything on a PSU. You don't want to kill another GPU don't you?

 

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Coolermaster GX 650W. (Model: RS-650-ACAA-D3)It says bronze plus on it. Yes I definitely don't want to kill another one.

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Maybe your video editing could take advantage of some cuda?

Bleigh!  Ever hear of AC series? 

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10 hours ago, LeinadTM said:

Sell it to some poor soul on eBay, then delete your account.

scams lol

13700k, 3070, 32GB@3200

                   

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