A GTX 760 is nearly two times as powerful compared to the old GTX 560 Ti, so yes I would say it is quite worth it.

this statement make me feel like wanted to change the gpu May I know how much the old GTX 560ti could be sell? Mine about 2 years,one more year warranty only GIGABYTE one

Anyway,Zotac brand reliable?

Zotac is well known as NVIDIA's board partners authorized to manufacture their GPUs. It possesses 2+3 years extended warranty, basically 2 years local and 3 years directly from Zotac. The extended warranty is absolutely legit and fully covered globally by Zotac.

You will need to register the extended warranty within 14 days of purchase in Zotac's official website for the offering, considered the longest warranty period branding in the market.

Yup.Zotac's offers 3+2 years warranty for their GPUs..

Anyway,GTX560ti maybe can sell around 350-400..try to survey inside GS..

hai guys.powerock 500W vs FSP 500W vs corsair VX450W,which one is better? FSP is not available at my place so is there any relative differences between these few models?

There's no VX series... Only VS series...
The Hexa 500W would do, and the PoweRock 500W is fine (not the EX/KX series)

I could not fine Hexa 500W around,can I substitute it with powerock? any performance difference?

Where is your area?
Can buy from garage salels

Hey guys, I would like to know what I can improve to make my rig run BF4 smoother (tried the beta on the lowest of low settings and I still get frame drop) - do I upgrade my GPU, RAM, CPU or all of them?

Currently running

Asus P7H55-M mobo
Gigabyte GeForce GTX460 768mb (Prefer nVidia GPUs)
4GB ram (2x2GB)
Core i5 760 @ 2.8GHz OC to 3.2
Xigmatek 500W PSU


I can visit LYP, so Viewnet prices or something are a good guideline for me I guess.
Say I have a budget of below RM1000, preferably not hitting the thousand mark.

Tyvm!

This post has been edited by #Fly: Oct 5 2013, 09:21 AM

Your OC'ed processor is roughly equivalent to a current i3 3220, so I would say it's still sufficient. What would benefit you most is a upgrade to your graphic card. You could gain a lot by moving to a Leadtek GTX 760 (RM799). You could add in another stick of 4GB RAM from your budget surplus. Btw, what series is your Xigmatek PSU?

Sorry I forgot to mention - It's the NRP-PC502 500W

Thanks for the suggestion. Stupid question though, how would I know that all this is going to fit with my current hardware (more specifically, my motherboard & cpu)? I plan to install them myself and try my best not to break things while doing it According to specs, my proc is dual-channel, that means if my mobo has 4 slots, it will utilize all 4 slots if I were to slot in extra RAM?

This post has been edited by #Fly: Oct 5 2013, 09:43 AM

Looks like a pretty mediocre PSU then. If possible I will recommend getting a new 600W PSU to pair with your GPU, if possible. You can try Seasonic SII 620W at around RM299. It is also more future proof in case you plan to upgrade your GPU in future.

Dual channel means being able to run the memory in "dual channel" mode, e.g 2 x 4GB + 2 x 4GB. Total 16GB. You need to confirm what is the max supported RAM for your mobo. Running in dual channel mode is supposedly faster, but I've read somewhere that there is little to no actual gains in performance. So for your case, adding a single 4GB stick would do, making you have a total of 8GB RAM.

Hi, can anyone suggest me a rig based on these,

[Budget] RM700-900

[Purpose] Just websurfing + movies and music listening.

[Monitor resolution] full HD reso. Already got the monitor.

[Game or software that use frequently] Most web-browsers, if able to handle light gaming is a plus.

[Personal Preference Brand] Please suggest. None in my head.

[Location] KL or Penang

Is it possible to make a mini size rig with this budget or better for normal casing? (I prefer mini size rig though) Thanks.

Try

Intel duo core G2020 RM174
MSI H61M-P31 RM155
Kingston 4gb ram RM109
Seagate 500gb HDD RM159
FSP Hexa 500W RM149
XIGMATEK HELIOS 231/ 232 Casing RM109

Total RM855

*Due to budget constraint, its really hard to minimalize your rig if u plan to go for itx build.

The above is mid tower right? If I chose to get normal sized, is there any difference in term of price? Can I addon GPU in future on the motherboard?

edit: is there any motherboard that can support USB3.0?

This post has been edited by kennethkee93: Oct 5 2013, 10:59 PM

The casing is mATX size, slightly smaller than mid tower.
Casing price is different from a lot of aspects like expand features, mobility, build quality, size etc.
Yes u can add GPU on the motherboard in future as long as your power supply can support.

Ok, about the motherboard, it supports SATA2 only, which means I can't use WD hdd? (Most are SATA3).

HDD with sata3 labeled is marketing gimmick. HDD still runs on 3gb/s speed even though u connect it to sata3 port.
For mobo that support sata3 6gb/s interface, maybe ASROCK B75M-DGS RM199 or MSI B75MA-P45 RM229.

Don't worry, everyone is having problem with the beta.
Even i7 and titan sli users have stuttering issues

AMD FX-6300
G-BYTE 970A-DS3
Corsair 8GB PC1600
Leadtek/Zotac GTX 760 2GB (RM800)
WD Green WD10EZEX 1 TB
SuperFlower Golden Green HX600W
CM N300 Casing
Dell 23" monitor S2340L led ips

done with this build thanks to all sifus for recomendation.
i build with less than 2.8K...feeling awesome

but feeling bad i was not choose AMD Never Settle Forever promotion