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Hey I got a Dell XPS with a I7 4770 and a GT 635 and i am looking to get rid of that awful joke of a GPU. I have about a 450ish dollar budget but, if necessary I can go higher. My main choice at the moment is a GTX 770 and a 600w PSU. The real question though is should i wait for the 870?

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Is this budget for just the GPU and PSU?

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Get a 290 and a new PSU.

Did you read his username?

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He might have also just made that his username and have no bias.

 

@AMD Lover has a 780 Lightning

:P Yup

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Sorry about my username guys ( my brother dared me ;) but i still prefer Nvidia because, the games i play run better on them.

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Sorry about my username guys ( my brother dared me ;) but i still prefer Nvidia because, the games i play run better on them.

Is the 450$ budget for both the PSU and GPU or just GPU?

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You can get a refurbished EVGA GTX 780 w/ACX Cooler from Newegg for $440.

 

Picked up one over a week ago and runs flawlessly. 

That may be a option. Thanks for that. (i do need a psu too so that is a little high in price.) I am looking for the sexy Nvidia Cooler too. ;)

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That may be a option. Thanks for that. (i do need a psu too so that is a little high in price.) I am looking for the sexy Nvidia Cooler too. ;)

 

There are plenty of PSU's that run great that don't break the bank: Look at the XFX Core Edition Pro 650W

 

 

https://linustechtips.com/topic/1381504-community-standards/

 

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