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gtx 760 is it worth it?

13 posts · originally from https://geek.digit.in/community/threads/gtx-760-is-it-worth-it.177953/

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abuzar Original post #1
Sep 20, 2013 at 10:47 PM
hello guyz i was buying gtx 760 but now its priced has jumped up to 22k so my question is that much money worth spending on just a gpu?

and yes i have i5 2500k, with collermaster thunder 500w which i will change next month untill that i will use molex.

so plzz tel me fast

guyz u just answer me how much money 760 worth it ?and is this much money in gpu worth it?
and can my psu can power 760 for 1 month?

hello guyz i was buying gtx 760 but now its priced has jumped up to 22k so my question is that much money worth spending on just a gpu?

and yes i have i5 2500k, with collermaster thunder 500w which i will change next month untill that i will use molex.

so plzz tel me fast

guyz u just answer me how much money 760 worth it ?and is this much money in gpu worth it?
and can my psu can power 760 for 1 month?

answer plzzz its urgent
Cilus
Cilus #2
Sep 20, 2013 at 11:37 PM
Buddy, Galaxy GTX 760 is available at 19.6K. Link: *www.primeabgb.com/index.php/galaxy-nvidia-gtx-760-2gb-ddr5-graphic-cards.html
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abuzar #3
Sep 20, 2013 at 11:46 PM
Buddy, Galaxy GTX 760 is available at 19.6K. Link: *www.primeabgb.com/index.php/galaxy-nvidia-gtx-760-2gb-ddr5-graphic-cards.html

dude its galaxy , and i heard galaxy is not a good brand and as i am buying gpu for the first time i dont want any blu screen, random restarts etc problems, so you tell me is galaxy worth a try?

and what about my psu because i will not be having money after i will spend for 760, so can my psu can work for 2 months untill i can change it?

and is spending 22k for a gpu worth it or its a waste of money?

and yes last but not the least! i will be using DVI to VGA so will it effect any kind of performance?
snap
snap #4
Sep 20, 2013 at 11:58 PM
answer these *www.thinkdigit.com/forum/showthread.php?t=149373 :) if you game at full hd high settings then it certainly is not a waste of money
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abuzar #5
Sep 21, 2013 at 12:09 AM
1. Which Power Supply do you have?
ans- coolermaster thunder 500w

2. What is your budget?

ans- 15 to 22k

3. Which resolution will you game at?

ans- 1440x900 and sometimes in 32inc tv that is 1080p

4. What are your current computer specifications?

ans-processor- intel core i5 2500k
mobo- intel dh67bl
ram- 4gb
psu- coolermaster thunder 500w
cabinet- i ball rider
hardisk- 500gb
topgear
topgear #6
Sep 21, 2013 at 7:19 AM
for 22k get [ only if you can find one ] HD 7870 XT @ ~18k and Seasonic Eco 600 @ 4.1k
Cilus
Cilus #7
Sep 21, 2013 at 12:33 PM
dude its galaxy , and i heard galaxy is not a good brand and as i am buying gpu for the first time i dont want any blu screen, random restarts etc problems, so you tell me is galaxy worth a try?

and what about my psu because i will not be having money after i will spend for 760, so can my psu can work for 2 months untill i can change it?

and is spending 22k for a gpu worth it or its a waste of money?

and yes last but not the least! i will be using DVI to VGA so will it effect any kind of performance?

I don't know from where you've heard that stuff about Galaxy but a brand does not have high footprint in India does not mean it is a bad company. From a long time I am seeing you are making some real small things really big without trying to comprehend what others are telling you. Why it will be a complete waste of money if you really want to game with high setting, especially when you are making a gaming system? If you buy cheaper components, your game experiece is also gonna get cheaper.
Regarding Galaxy, before beleiving whatever you have heard, do a small google search and spare us some times. Galaxy is the official partner of nVidia and they are pretty much reliable company with good product deliver history.
topgear
topgear #8
Sep 22, 2013 at 4:51 AM
Op may need to have a look at the Galaxy GTX 780 HOF :D [ I don't know about A.S.S. but quality wise Galaxy graphic cards are very good ]
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abuzar #9
Sep 22, 2013 at 1:18 PM
guyz i have decided yo go with asus gtx 760 because it uses single 8 pin so it will work with my psu and next month i will change my psu to seasonic 520w
harshilsharma63
Sep 22, 2013 at 7:19 PM
guyz i have decided yo go with asus gtx 760 because it uses single 8 pin so it will work with my psu and next month i will change my psu to seasonic 520w

You don't need a PSU with 2 8 pin connectors to power a card that requires them. You can use one 8 pin connector and one molex to 8 pin convertor. Such converters are also supplied with graphic cards.
topgear
topgear #11
Sep 23, 2013 at 5:30 AM
But still CM Thunder 500 is not a great PSU to run a 2500k and a GTX 760 so OP should change the PSU anyway and the addded extra benefit is he can get a z77 motherboard if he ever wants to OC his cpu.
harshilsharma63
Sep 23, 2013 at 6:05 PM
But still CM Thunder 500 is not a great PSU to run a 2500k and a GTX 760 so OP should change the PSU anyway and the addded extra benefit is he can get a z77 motherboard if he ever wants to OC his cpu.

Yes he should buy a better PSU. I was commenting on OP's statement that he will get an Asus GTX760 because it will work with a single 8 pin connector.
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abuzar #13
Sep 23, 2013 at 6:10 PM
Yes he should buy a better PSU. I was commenting on OP's statement that he will get an Asus GTX760 because it will work with a single 8 pin connector.

i have written that because asus 760 only requires 1x8pin that's all.
and yes i will surely change the psu in 1 months or 2.