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What gpu should i get?

Westy55

Should i get the normal evga gtx 960 4gb  or the msi gtx 960 gaming 4gb

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and i have the intel 6600

8 gb of ddr4 2133 mhz ram

mobo: msi gaming intel skylake ddr4

psu: evga 500w 

hdd: seagate 1tb

 

 

 

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6 minutes ago, Westy55 said:

and i have the intel 6600

8 gb of ddr4 2133 mhz ram

mobo: msi gaming intel skylake ddr4

psu: evga 500w 

hdd: seagate 1tb

Well i suggest upgrading that PSU

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4 minutes ago, Westy55 said:

what should i get

As suggested by @Starelementpoke the grey unit of the CX series would fit your build nicely 

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Hey i was looking for a good msi gpu to go along with my intel 6600 and the gpu budget is up to $210 so yeah :)

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Looks like you'll be looking at either a 470 or 4gb 480.

 

The MSI 470 costs 200 bucks: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814137024&nm_mc=KNC-GoogleAdwords-PC&cm_mmc=KNC-GoogleAdwords-PC-_-pla-_-Video+Cards+-+AMD%2FATI-_-N82E16814137024&gclid=Cj0KEQjw8pC9BRCqrq37zZil4a0BEiQAZO_zrGzhwxm5jSqxtr6SBheRhC8kUXBaXFOSwLk1ksrjTfwaAjg48P8HAQ&gclsrc=aw.ds

 

If I were you though I would get a lower end 480 instead (maybe a sapphire nitro 480 though that costs 220 dollars).

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4gb rx 480 is your best bet if you can find one. 

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It's my first pc build and my budget isn't huge there is a msi gtx 970 which would be awesome for $210 and here's what it says Used for 2 months and rarely played. Never overclocked and ran in SLI. Box and all packaging included. Will ship fast. so should i get it? Or is there a forum i could buy stuff off

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Yes.

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so it's alright to get it because i don't want a fucking broken 970

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5 minutes ago, Westy55 said:

so it's alright to get it because i don't want a fucking broken 970

Nothing wrong with buying used, just depends where you get it from. Ebay for example, if the listing says it's still in working order and it's broken when you get it then you can get a refund.

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used doesn't mean broken. As long as the seller seems trustworthy I'd go for it. $200 for the 970 seems like a good deal.

Some hardware ages well, other wont. CPU, GPU, RAM and Mobos usually age pretty well. Used hard drives and PSUs I'd recommend always buying new.

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24 minutes ago, Westy55 said:

It's my first pc build and my budget isn't huge there is a msi gtx 970 which would be awesome for $210 and here's what it says Used for 2 months and rarely played. Never overclocked and ran in SLI. Box and all packaging included. Will ship fast. so should i get it? Or is there a forum i could buy stuff off

What currency?

 

$200USD for a 970 isn't worth it as you can get a new 480 4gb for that price.

 

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