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    Dorian Zurine is offline Senior Member
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    Default Which graph with a Q9450 at 2666 Mhz

    Very good, I want to change graphics now I have this computer:
    Motherboard: Asus P5Q Pro
    Memory: 6 GB DDR2
    Processor: Q9450 to 2666 MHz
    Graphics: ATI 4870 with 512 memory

    The reason for change is that I can put him Skyrim mods to the lack of graphics memory, despite being able to play up to 1920x1200 and already happened last me a few years then had thought have at least 2 GB of memory and I do not know what my limit is not to make me bottleneck.

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    I think the 6870 1GB GDDR5 sapphire reaches you I had and I moved everything I sold the 560 because I want you with physx .

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    This means that buying a 560ti is more powerful than a 6870 will not bottleneck, aha, i would recommend both GTX560ti as Ati 6950, both powerful and balanced for your PC, above them would not buy unless you plan on changing processor in the short term six months.

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    If you hold out the, but that calls micro-clocking, also have a very decent and you could board up the micro and you would throw better, now I play if I would cover 24 inches in the back and buy me a graph of 2 gigas.

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    With this plate you have it easy to put that Q9450 to 3.2GHz just changing the FSB to 400 MHz, the voltage may not have to touch and that could put a quiet OC GTX 560 TI or HD 6950, the PC can pull a good season but.

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    As I have said let him oc your quad than the 3.2 makes easy with your motherboard and secure the 3.6 also, and more depends on whether or not the micro, with respect to the graph I would choose a 6950 I think that can be mutate into 6970 or 480 gtx if you do not mind the use is a very good choice and more powerful than the 560 ti and 6950, a greeting .

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    I have it my Q9505 to 3.4 and the difference is evidence on the three or four more frames unless of course be a test of micro Personally I have read and are less dependent on new ATI graphics that Nvidia actually had an article somewhere that these graphs yielded the same even in dual-core micros in any case I think Nvidia is overly dependent on a good mic. My graph is a MSI GTX 560 you c Price performance is evident today that the 480GTX is a bargain, heat and consumption apart but nowadays I catch me a chart for my team would be that before the GTX560ti I have.

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