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xiaosen

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Hello all, built this setup in 2012. Thinking of upgrading graphic card Any advise on which graphic card? Budget around 300-400

Intel Core i5-2500K
Gigabyte GA-Z68XP-UD3
MSI GTX 560 Ti Twin Frozr II 1GB
Kingston HyperX 1600Mhz 2x4GB
Samsung Evo 250GB & Hitachi Deskstar 7K1000.C 1TB & WD Red 2TB
Dell S2409
LG 24X Optical Drive
FSP Aurum 650W Modular 80+ Gold
CM 690II Advance(USB3.0) W/Window & CM Hyper212 EVO
Windows 7 Professional x64
 
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depends on ur need?

i will reconmend gtx970 for sure if no budget constraint. palit or zotac doesnt matter, as long as which 1 is better bang for bucks
 

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depends on ur need?

i will reconmend gtx970 for sure if no budget constraint. palit or zotac doesnt matter, as long as which 1 is better bang for bucks

budget is around 300-400 of coz lower will be better. my game will be COD, CS:GO, l4d2 etc.
 

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ur game not demanding leh
tink ur 560ti still can fully utilized
 

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budget is around 300-400 of coz lower will be better. my game will be COD, CS:GO, l4d2 etc.

game like these get 750ti better save more money cos all the game not really that taxing to ur gpu. :o
 

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ya. like wad sg lords mentioned, ur game not demanding.

if really wan change just hoot a gtx960
 

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Now Lazada selling Palit GTX950 @ $219 before discount. Extremely worth it.
 

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For Palit GeForce GTX 960 JetStream buy 2GB or 4GB? price is 3 dollar difference.

Or ZOTAC GeForce GTX 960 Dual Fan 2GB GDDR5 OC will be better
 
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For Palit GeForce GTX 960 JetStream buy 2GB or 4GB? price is 3 dollar difference.

Or ZOTAC GeForce GTX 960 Dual Fan 2GB GDDR5 OC will be better

well 2gb and 4gb have no game difference u can go google it, i saw it b4 but 4gb seems abit under perform, den again, in normal gaming both can see much difference.

Both brands are good imo, zotac provide 5 years warranty (3+2) dunno local or zotac is longer. plait 3 years.
 

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Take note that Zotac 5yrs warranty is 2+3. 2yrs local support + 3yrs Zotac support. After 2yrs, Zotac will take over for the remaining 3yrs.

Buyer NEED TO REGISTER IN ZOTAC website within 14 days from purchase in order to get the 3yrs Zotac support. If you NEVER register, you will only get 2yrs local support.
 

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Take note that Zotac 5yrs warranty is 2+3. 2yrs local support + 3yrs Zotac support. After 2yrs, Zotac will take over for the remaining 3yrs.

Buyer NEED TO REGISTER IN ZOTAC website within 14 days from purchase in order to get the 3yrs Zotac support. If you NEVER register, you will only get 2yrs local support.

Latest update is 5 yr direct with Tech Dynamic, but need to register at Tech Dynamic website.
 

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Latest update is 5 yr direct with Tech Dynamic, but need to register at Tech Dynamic website.

I think after the 2nd yr Tech dynamic will help you settle? Because if you go to the website and register, it still bring you to Zotac warranty site. lol
 
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