You will be fine , just make sure that the pci-e power connectors go through the 12v that is not connected to motherboard.
04dcarraher
There is more than one? I need to google some more on installing video cards. Thank you so much, thought! I thought I was going to have to order a PSU and wait another 2 days . . . Thank you!
Just bought an EVGA GTX 560 Ti, and its minimum system requirements state that I need (30A on 12V rail). Does this mean that I need to upgrade my PSU? I'm scared of even trying it out--I have my computer in pieces right now, and I'm on the verge of putting in the card; but this uncertainty is killing me.
It's a pre-made on newegg. 700 bucks. Problem is, it doesn't leave much room for future upgrades. Nearly, none, actually. But since my total is going to be over 1.2k, I'm trying to settle for a mid-range--nothing spectacular, but able to handle modern games on high settings. And, yes, I know it'd be cheaper to buy the parts myself. I'm too lazy for that, though. (And have no idea how to even start building my own--or buying the proper parts to accommodate each other).
I'm just happy the frame-rate problems seem to have been solved. DA: O was horrible on my ps3. Now it's perfect. Hope it's not just the demo. I'd still play it, though. As for the graphics: it's not that they couldn't have made it more aesthetically appealing. It's just that they decided not to. For one, it's an open world. Mass Effect doesn't have the amount of ground to cover that DA does. For two, because it's also on PC, they wanted more sales. And since not everybody out there has a real gaming rig, they toned down the potential visuals. More sales. Less frame-rate problems. Just as fun.
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