Brian Runs This
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I'm wondering which of these two GPU's will be a better run for the value.
Listen to this guy, he knows what he's on aboutc) GTX 660 Ti. It's only ~$40 more than a GTX 570, and smashes it in every way (performance, power, temps, noise).
Lets hope my dad doesn't have a heart attack.c) GTX 660 Ti. It's only ~$40 more than a GTX 570, and smashes it in every way (performance, power, temps, noise).
Wait, does my Mobo have to support PCI-E 3.0??c) GTX 660 Ti. It's only ~$40 more than a GTX 570, and smashes it in every way (performance, power, temps, noise).
Lets hope my dad doesn't have a heart attack.
Wait, does my Mobo have to support PCI-E 3.0??
When does it come out? Want that PhysX saw that BL2 Vid and shed a tearNope. PCI-E is backwards compatible. Just as long as you have at least one PCI-E 2.0 x16 slot on your motherboard, it will work great.
When does it come out?
Last question: Will the 660ti fit in this case? http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B007BDJ5SM/ref=mp_s_a_1?pi=52x75&qid=1345270098&sr=8-1
Shouldn't really matter though it's an AMDIt should, however why are you spending so low on the case?
Shouldn't really matter though it's an AMD
What would you recommend?For a value case it's alright, however for an additional $25 ($75 overall) you can get something a lot better. However if you want to save some money, then stick with it.
What would you recommend?
No you don't. You have to BELIEVE.Remember that, to get full performance out of the GTX 660Ti, you will need a PCI-e 3.0 and Ivy Bridge processor.