EVGA nVidia GeForce GTX750 Ti, PCI-Express x16 3.0

Lionking_

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Hi there

Will this card be a good buy for R2236.00?
I need to play Assassins Creed Black Flag?

Thanx

PS:This card has one fan, other has 2 fans. Will 1 fan be okay??
 

Lionking_

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Hi there

Thanx for your reply. I just need to know the following. The website makes mention of twin 6pin power connector, my power supply has only one currently. Will this card work in my system with only one connector from power supply???

Thanx

Chris
 

Fox1

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Unforunately though, you'll need a 500W PSU for the AMD R9 270X.
 

Pada

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The R9 270X's performance is ~150% of that of the 750 Ti, however, it REQUIRES 2x 6-pin PCI graphics card power connectors where as the 750 Ti get its power via the PCIe slot.
Technically you can use a molex (or dual molex) to 6-pin PEG adapter for the 2nd 6-pin PEG connector if your PSU only has 1, but that is usually not advisable, because odds are that the PSU is too weak in that case.

You can have a look here too for the 750 Ti's & R9 270x'spower consumption figures: http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/NVIDIA/GeForce_GTX_750_Ti/23.html

What PSU do you currently have, and what is the rest of your PC's specs?
Also, what do you want to do with the graphics card?
 

nelis

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Get the r9-270 normal card. Almost the same just 1 x 6 pin needed
 
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nelis

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Great performance as well for the price.

He must get the Powercolor card. They amazing cards for the price. One of my friends is running the R9 270x devil in crossfire and man everything 1080p 60FPS
 

Lionking_

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Hi there

Thanx for your replies. I bought the card and received it today. Just awaiting for the 700 watts power supply

Thanx

Chris
 
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