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Solid advice on PC graphics card needed

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27 Jan 2016 20:48 #161330 by OllieNZ

helijohn wrote:

OllieNZ wrote: Sorry yes yours. From a quick look the best recommended is the gtx750 ti your system may be older but it's still not bad.


Yes,.my thinking so I am on the look out for one - cheap!

I wish you luck :)

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27 Jan 2016 21:02 #161333 by helijohn

OllieNZ wrote: I wish you luck :)


I have never been lucky. :(

There is some talk about these things being powered by the motherboard. Until now I thought the power came from the PSU. :huh:

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27 Jan 2016 21:12 #161335 by OllieNZ

helijohn wrote:

OllieNZ wrote: I wish you luck :)


I have never been lucky. :(

There is some talk about these things being powered by the motherboard. Until now I thought the power came from the PSU. :huh:

Honestly can't answer that one. Mine has a power connection direct from the psu.

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27 Jan 2016 21:24 #161337 by OllieNZ
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www.overclock.net/a/gpu-and-cpu-power-connections

Just to confuse you more ;)

In short yes the mobo can power the card via the pci-e slot but this has a limited amount of power it can give (70w max) so more powerful cards connect directly to the psu.

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27 Jan 2016 22:32 #161345 by helijohn
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OllieNZ wrote: Just to confuse you more ;).


Too right........................................................ but something interesting came across. My 550w PSU will likely be operating at under 70% capacity.

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28 Jan 2016 12:16 - 28 Jan 2016 12:20 #161370 by atnas666
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helijohn wrote: I don't HAVE to fit the 9800GT - do I

I've just been re-reading this
www.tomshardware.co.uk/answers/id-208301...0-graphics-card.html
and I wondered what difference there is between an Optiplex 745 and 755. You won't believe this but I have both!! They look the same externally so the difference is internal right.

Horde 5150 says "the ASUS Geforce GTX 750 went in the Optiplex 745 MT with not really any effort at all! I'm quite surprised. The cooler on the GPU just barely makes contact with the caps on the motherboard, as well as the fan shroud on the CPU. Almost like they made it with this case in mind or something."

So would it go in the 755??

If it would then I'll keep a look out for one used. What does the ti mean as there are some geforce GTX 750 ti cards up for sale.

I have my eyes on this but the twin fans look ominously big. Ollie if you think it might be viable I'll put a bid on it.



I simply can't afford the price of this one below - especially not for a machine that is second place to an Xbox One.



im not sure the actual meaning of "TI" but is basically a up rated version on the non "TI" version.

i have a gtx980ti in my gaming pc and before hand a gtx980

the gtx980ti is about 25%-30% quicker and also has the 6gb of ram not 4gb like the gtx980

gtx750 has 1bg of vRAM and gtx750ti has 2gb of vRAM

So for short if they are near the same price get the TI


(MSI and ASUS are good brands)

the gtx750 in the above link is WAY OVER PRICED!
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