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ATI 4890 with EA500?
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Check out this review of the HD 4890 which also includes a GTX 275 and decide what one is better for what you play the most.
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Looks like I was wrong on the price. Get the GTX 275 as its now roughly the same price as the slower HD 4890 for the games you play.
Tbh though, this thread belongs in the graphics card section and not here.
Tbh though, this thread belongs in the graphics card section and not here.
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The answer is yes but this still belongs in the VGA forum as it's 75% VGA and 25% PSU inquiry. Not to mention you're more likely to run into people that know power draw of video cards in the VGA forum than here.
Considering a roughly state of the ART pc barely draws 500w I think your mid - high end PC would be somewhere in the 250 - 300w range. Including a GTX 275 or HD 4890.
Considering a roughly state of the ART pc barely draws 500w I think your mid - high end PC would be somewhere in the 250 - 300w range. Including a GTX 275 or HD 4890.