Is a GTX 550 ti a good gaming card.

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       #21

    LewisHolcombe said:
    Yeah. I was saying I needed both. I have 5 of the same cases and wouldn't mind putting my pc I'm using now into one :)
    I understand the socket 775, but do you know what socket the i7 is? Also is there any certain brand or features you would like?

    It would be helpful if you made a list of things you needed as well.
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    Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit OEM
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       #22

    Well.
    Not sure on the socket :I I got it from the bust shop as well.
    I need 2 atx motherboards 1 lga775 and another for the i7 I can find out in 12 hours.
    500w psu. Not an amazing one.
    The best water cooling out there. No limits what so ever.
    4 3tb mechanical hard drives.
    1 ssd THE BIGGEST ONE THERE
    You have being a great help dude. Thanks :))
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  3. Posts : 349
    MS Windows 7 Professional 64-bit SP1
       #23

    LewisHolcombe said:
    Well.
    Not sure on the socket :I I got it from the bust shop as well.
    I need 2 atx motherboards 1 lga775 and another for the i7 I can find out in 12 hours.
    500w psu. Not an amazing one.
    The best water cooling out there. No limits what so ever.
    4 3tb mechanical hard drives.
    1 ssd THE BIGGEST ONE THERE
    You have being a great help dude. Thanks :))
    Do you really need that big of hdds/ssds?
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    Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit OEM
    Thread Starter
       #24

    Well atleast 1 more
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  5. Posts : 349
    MS Windows 7 Professional 64-bit SP1
       #25

    LewisHolcombe said:
    Well atleast 1 more
    So you need at least a 500w psu, LGA 775 mobo, water cooling, not sure on the hdds or ssds, and did you figure out the socket for the i7?
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    Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit OEM
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       #26

    Sorry didn't get a chance dude but on the i7 one of the metal circles for the pins is oddly shaped.
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  7. Posts : 349
    MS Windows 7 Professional 64-bit SP1
       #27

    LewisHolcombe said:
    Sorry didn't get a chance dude but on the i7 one of the metal circles for the pins is oddly shaped.
    Do you know what i7 it is to look it up?
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    Windows 7 Pro X64 SP1
       #28

    LewisHolcombe said:
    Sorry didn't get a chance dude but on the i7 one of the metal circles for the pins is oddly shaped.
    Pins?

    The I7s are all LGA (land grid array) devices - no pins on the CPU.
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    Windows 7 Pro 64-bit
       #29

    I own a 550ti


    I just bought a GTX 550Ti from EVGA about 2 weeks ago. It's a pretty solid card. It runs Diablo 3 on medium-high settings at a good FPS (Can't measure because I don't have a FPS measurer installed but it's very smooth, no chopping or anything) and can run Minecraft at over 300FPS with shaders and high resolution textures installed. All my Steam games run flawlessly on it, I really couldn't complain about the card. If you're looking for a card that will allow you to game pretty seriously, on a budget, this is a really nice choice. I got mine off of Newegg refurbished for $99. Can't beat that deal.

    Edit: Here's my exact card on Newgg at $115 and you get a $15 EVGA gift card. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16814130625
    Last edited by Cobra800089; 05 Sep 2012 at 00:55. Reason: Provide a link
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       #30

    Cheers bud. :)
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