GeForce GTX 980 Ti

[Flint]

Would my Motherboard be able to run this card?

MSI Z87 MPOWER (MS-7818) (SOCKET 0)

[Castdeath97]

Yes, the real question is will your PSU handle it? And what is your CPU?

[squirtle4287]

Yes. 

[Flint]

Yes, the real question is will your PSU handle it? And what is your CPU?

 

750 evga supernova 80+ gold

And a I5- 4690k going to upgrade to an i7 4790k soon

[Castdeath97]

750 evga supernova 80+ gold

And a I5- 4690k going to upgrade to an i7 4790k soon

Your i5 will even handle it well. No need to get a i7 unless you do video editing or streaming.

[Flint]

Your i5 will even handle it well. No need to get a i7 unless you do video editing or streaming.

Im planning on streaming thats why i wanted the gpu so when i stream i get most fps possible

And i also do youtube CSGO edits and other videos

[Flint]

Your i5 will even handle it well. No need to get a i7 unless you do video editing or streaming.

But will my psu handle the setup

setup: Intel Core i5 4690K @ 3.50GHz

Haswell 22nm Technology

RAM

8,00GB Dual-Channel DDR3 @ 799MHz (10-10-10-30)

Motherboard

MSI Z87 MPOWER (MS-7818) (SOCKET 0)

Graphics

G2460 (1920x1080@120hz)

4095MB NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970 (ASUStek Computer Inc

[Guest]

 

But will my psu handle the setup

setup: Intel Core i5 4690K @ 3.50GHz

Haswell 22nm Technology

RAM

8,00GB Dual-Channel DDR3 @ 799MHz (10-10-10-30)

Motherboard

MSI Z87 MPOWER (MS-7818) (SOCKET 0)

Graphics

G2460 (1920x1080@120hz)

4095MB NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970 (ASUStek Computer Inc

 

yes. and the memory speed is actually 1600MHz

[mikat]

yes. and the memory speed is actually 1600MHz

some programs say this, not his fault idk why, could you/someone explain?

[Guest]

some programs say this, not his fault idk why, could you/someone explain?

DDR means

Double Data Rate, so it gives you the number, ex) 800MHz and you double that (hence double data) to get 1600MHz 

[Flint]

yes. and the memory speed is actually 1600MHz

Mine is 800 .... its shit but it works for me  nvm

[Guest]

Mine is 800 .... its shit but it works for me  nvm

No-no

DDR3 RAM was NOT made at 800MHz

I'm telling you its 1600MHz. You did not double it like the RAM speed should, again, Hence its name Double Data Rate. The program didn't double it. 800MHz is impossible,  DDR2 and lower supports 800MHz but NOT DDR3.

DDR3 RAM @ 800MHz Does NOT exist. 

[mikat]

Mine is 800 .... its shit but it works for me  nvm

no you have 1600 but your program is not displaying it correctly