[JackLangstone]

I am thinking of buying a new graphics card around Christmas time and would like some help deciding which one to buy.

• Must be Nvidia
• Price range of up to £250
• Main use will be gaming

I have looked at the 650 Ti, 650 Ti Boost, 660, 660 Ti, 670, Low End 680, 760, Low end 770.

I would like advice on which offer the best performance for gaming.

Thanks

 

[shilka]

You have not listed your PSU

So what do you have

The reason is ask is if you want a new video card you sould be sure you can power it

 

[K62-RIG]

I'd get the 770 if it was my coin I was spending. Great performance and new gen card. Just my

 

[JackLangstone]

Quote:

Originally Posted by shilka

You have not listed your PSU

So what do you have

The reason is ask is if you want a new video card you sould be sure you can power it

My Current PSU is 450W, however it doesn't have the connectors required for a high performance GPU, so i will be getting a new one if i buy a new GPU.
What size PSU do you recommend for these cards?

 

[shilka]

Quote:

Originally Posted by JackLangstone

My Current PSU is 450W, however it doesn't have the connectors required for a high performance GPU, so i will be getting a new one if i buy a new GPU.
What size PSU do you recommend for these cards?

If you only want one then a good 550 watts is also you need

Something like a Rosewill Capstone

But which 450 watts do you have you might not even need to upgrade it

 

[JackLangstone]

Quote:

Originally Posted by shilka

If you only want one then a good 550 watts is also you need

Something like a Rosewill Capstone

But which 450 watts do you have you might not even need to upgrade it

It is not branded, it came with the case that i bought for £45. The PSU will need upgrading as it does not have PCIE connectors.

 

[shilka]

Quote:

Originally Posted by JackLangstone

It is not branded, it came with the case that i bought for £45. The PSU will need upgrading as it does not have PCIE connectors.

Yeah and i bet its not worth a damm anyway even if it had PCI-E cables