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Tedx5

i just need a 1000 watt power supply. it sound like over kill for a msi 970 motherboard and a gtx 770 or 790(rated at 750 watts on pc part picker) but i might do sli or crossfire in the future and water cooling. so i need a good power supply in the 1000 watt range for about 100 dollars.   

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Why 770 or 790? You can get less power hungry 480/470 for similar performance

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well im new to the custom computer world and i dint know that. thank you for the help 

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14 minutes ago, Tedx5 said:

well im new to the custom computer world and i dint know that. thank you for the help 

you can probably use a 500w psu.

 

id stay away from dual gpu.

 

also a 790 doesnt exist

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5 minutes ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

you can probably use a 500w psu.

 

id stay away from dual gpu.

 

also a 790 doesnt exist

o lol i ment a 780. why should i stay way from dual gpu?

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Just now, Tedx5 said:

o lol i ment a 780. why should i stay way from dual gpu?

More sutters, bad game support bad scaling.

 

Just buy a newer single gpu. Id stay away from a 780 or any 7xx gpu and get a 10xx gpu or amd rx 4xx gpu's.

 

Whats your whole system?

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1 minute ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

More sutters, bad game support bad scaling.

 

Just buy a newer single gpu. Id stay away from a 780 or any 7xx gpu and get a 10xx gpu or amd rx 4xx gpu's.

 

Whats your whole system?

o ok im just looking at the compatibilty chart thing for my mb and the 780 was the best..... can i disregard it or what 

 

msi 970 gaming, gtx 770, amd fx-6300, antec hcg-620m (620 watts) and cooler master hyper t2

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Just now, Tedx5 said:

o ok im just looking at the compatibilty chart thing for my mb and the 780 was the best..... can i disregard it or what 

 

msi 970 gaming, gtx 770, amd fx-6300, antec hcg-620m (620 watts) and cooler master hyper t2

Is that what you currently have or planning to get?

 

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Just now, Electronics Wizardy said:

Is that what you currently have or planning to get?

 

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i am planning on getting some new gpu and an all in one cpu cooler some were in the vain of mater 92 

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Just now, Tedx5 said:

i am planning on getting some new gpu and an all in one cpu cooler some were in the vain of mater 92 

Do you have both a gtx 970 and a 770, cause they won't work together at all.

 

Id also up grade you cpu.

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1 minute ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

Do you have both a gtx 970 and a 770, cause they won't work together at all.

 

Id also up grade you cpu.

i have a 770 and i'm looking to upgrade it 

 

it rated at 3.8 GHz and you can overclock it to 4.1 GHz. i don't see why i need to   

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Just now, Tedx5 said:

i have a 770 and i'm looking to upgrade it 

 

it rated at 3.8 GHz and you can overclock it to 4.1 GHz. i don't see why i need to   

Id get a gtx 1070 or 1060 or rx480

 

For the cpu. Its much slower than a core i3 in games. AMD cpu's are much slower for the same clock speed and core count than a intel cpu.

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1 minute ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

Id get a gtx 1070 or 1060 or rx480

 

For the cpu. Its much slower than a core i3 in games. AMD cpu's are much slower for the same clock speed and core count than a intel cpu.

but on the chart that tells me whats compatible with my mb it doesn't say any of the 10__ gpus

 

what should i get then if AMDs sooooooo slow. im just super loyal to AMD because i own like $150 in AMD stock. but id get intel if its sooo much better   

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Just now, Tedx5 said:

but on the chart that tells me whats compatible with my mb it doesn't say any of the 10__ gpus

 

what should i get then if AMDs sooooooo slow. im just super loyal to AMD because i own like $150 in AMD stock. but id get intel if its sooo much better   

The gpu's will work. There are standards that let any pcie gpu work in any pcie motherboard.

 

http://www.anandtech.com/bench/product/1281?vs=1646

This is a comparison between your cpu and a i5. Id keep your cpu for now, but its probably a good idea to change it if you upgrade your gpu again.

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Just now, Electronics Wizardy said:

The gpu's will work. There are standards that let any pcie gpu work in any pcie motherboard.

 

http://www.anandtech.com/bench/product/1281?vs=1646

This is a comparison between your cpu and a i5. Id keep your cpu for now, but its probably a good idea to change it if you upgrade your gpu again.

ok makes sense i just don't want to buy a $200 gpu and then it not work. im in high school don't have a lot of cash money dollar dollar.

 

but its like 2 times the cost 

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Just now, Tedx5 said:

ok makes sense i just don't want to buy a $200 gpu and then it not work. im in high school don't have a lot of cash money dollar dollar.

 

but its like 2 times the cost 

Id wait on the cpu. Maybe upgrade it 1-2 years from now.

 

 

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Just now, Electronics Wizardy said:

Id wait on the cpu. Maybe upgrade it 1-2 years from now.

 

 

ok can doooooooooooooooooo

 

what do you think about all in one cpu coolers?

 

 

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1 minute ago, Tedx5 said:

ok can doooooooooooooooooo

 

what do you think about all in one cpu coolers?

 

 

There fine, but id save up for the new cpu rather than a cooler. Id personally get a air cooler instead. THere normally cool better and are quieter.

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Just now, Electronics Wizardy said:

There fine, but id save up for the new cpu rather than a cooler. Id personally get a air cooler instead. THere normally cool better and are quieter.

point taken

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On 10/11/2016 at 10:18 AM, TheRandomness said:

You should also know that 750W is enough for most dual GPU systems.

True

 

On 10/11/2016 at 10:01 AM, Tedx5 said:

i just need a 1000 watt power supply. it sound like over kill for a msi 970 motherboard and a gtx 770 or 790(rated at 750 watts on pc part picker) but i might do sli or crossfire in the future and water cooling. so i need a good power supply in the 1000 watt range for about 100 dollars.   

Look at the CX750M for a Semi-Modular Power Supply, The CX series isn't actually that bad believe it or not. Very reliable on gaming.

The geek himself.

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