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Good choice on the card though, did you take a stab in the dark ?
Adobe spec's show no graphics card installed
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New #12
I suppose price range was really the factor it didn't seem to extreme,
Problem is it won't fit inside my box
and it possibly is overpowering for my system,
I need a low profile one the case is pretty small
Decided to build a new system which Gary made a new question in the builds section if you want to take a peek ?
Cheers.Last edited by ThrashZone; 08 Jan 2014 at 11:37.
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New #17
Okay I missed that,
Most do not say anything about minimum wattage,
I doubt a 512mg would do anything for cs6 3d and all of the 1gig's are about the same as the 2gig ones all need 350w or above power,
About the only positive thing is I cleaned my machine which was filth,
Unless you see one I'm not ?
Cheers back to the build.
I'm going check on some of the items you suggested locally.
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New #19
Hum,
Well it's not like I'm a power user and play Any games which I do not,
I do not own 1 game nor do I plan on it,
Pick one knowing that this is mainly for cs6 3d the costs are minimum as far as I've seen I don't mind throwing 100 at it and see if it sticks
The build I would have to do in two parts anyway and see if I can the items with the most likely chances of failing locally like the power supply which by the way none of them raving reviews :)
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Keep in mind that the MB supports only PCIe x16 2.0 and a maximum of 8GB of memory. (From the spec I saw)
You won't see near half the potential of PCIe 3.0 video card. It's waste of money. Check your BIOS and see if your video chip set can be OC'd a little. (If you can add a fan.) I did mine and picked up almost a full point but I added a fan over the top of the PCH.
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