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post #11 of 23
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Nazdar,
I'm happy too biggrin.gif

that MB realy is overkill, mainly for my budget although that build you sugested would be nice... i have about 1200€ total meaning 1200€ - 275€ that i already paid for 1 gtx 660 ti biggrin.gif But that RAM and case intrigues me.

Aaaand yep i already have 2 HDDs with windows and stuff on them so i hope i wont have to reinstal everything because im just too lazy to do that....
post #12 of 23
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Originally Posted by TwoCables View Post

I'm trying to put together a list of quality-made modular PSUs that don't cost more than the GS800, but the first few I want to recommend only have two PCI-E connectors (two 660 Ti's will need 4 altogether).  So I have a question:  would you be opposed to using those Molex to PCI-E adapters?  To fill two PCI-E connectors on a video card, two separate Molex adapters are needed which means a total of 4 Molex cables from the PSU are needed (two Molex connectors per adapter).

molex adapters are not an option for me biggrin.gif
post #13 of 23
Drop a 660ti, add a SSD. thumb.gif

Also if you want to have two video cards...I would get ones that have more than 2Gbs of Vram.
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post #14 of 23
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Originally Posted by Strugler View Post


molex adapters are not an option for me biggrin.gif

 

I don't blame you.  They're ugly!

 

Would it be safe to say that 100€ is about the most you can spend on the PSU?

    
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post #15 of 23
I would get the AX750 and call that a case closed with the PSU. It is one of the best purchases I made for my entire rig.
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post #16 of 23
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i could spend about 50 more on PSU... but now that im reading sugestions about droping 1 660ti and spending more on other stuff.... damn it bugs me but if i keep just 1 660ti it might need upgrade/replacement in less than year.... i was kind of hoping that 660ti sli + i5-3570k would give me an edge for about 1,5-2 years biggrin.gif
Edited by Strugler - 11/5/12 at 11:56am
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Go with your first instinct, and they will!
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post #18 of 23
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Originally Posted by Strugler View Post

i could spend about 50 more on PSU... but now that im reading sugestions about droping 1 660ti and spending more on other stuff.... damn it bugs me but if i keep just 1 660ti it might need upgrade/replacement in less than year.... i was kind of hoping that 660ti sli + i5-3570k would give me an edge for about 1,5-2 years biggrin.gif

 

If you were to stay with one GTX 660 Ti and then upgrade to a GTX 680 later on (or a 780), then a quality-made 450-550W power supply would be plenty.  For example, the 520W SeaSonic M12II would be great and it's only 75,84€ incl. VAT.

    
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post #19 of 23
i wouldnt expect 2GB vram to be enough in 2 years. you could consider going two 7950's. much better choice esp in the future
     
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post #20 of 23
Honestly for max PERFORMANCE drop the GTX 660 TIs, get a HD 7950 + SSD = will last you longer than sli 660ti. AND you'll have some cash for a GPU upgrade in the future, you can also get a smaller PSU and save money on your monthly electric bill. thumb.gif

Say you save $200, you put that towards the GPU you need when you have to upgrade. (won't be for at least a year and a half with a HD 7950 and a mild OC)
In that time you could have another top-of-the-line GPU...No reason to get two unless you're trying to show off your e-peen.
Edited by paulerxx - 11/5/12 at 2:34pm
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