Upgrading System Specs

[hoofhearted4]

and trust me, it will be worth it. youll be glad you put in the extra bit of money.

 

and even if 600W was just barely enough, its not a bad idea to get like a 750W or something, just to have the overhead clearance. and 750W will last you as long as the PSU itself lasts, because as technology gets better, things will your less power. (unless you decide to go SLI lol)

[Nysba]

600W is easily enough for a 560Ti, maybe even for 2. Don't worry.

[samadchaz]

you dont need a new PSU

460 needs 469W and 560TI requires 482.

go check yourself

here

[Illuna]

as many said no need for new psu

Basic rule around thumb is 200W per hight power device 50W per low

600 PSU = 1cpu + 1gpu + 4x low devices, more than enough. so no need to spend money on something you dont need.

Better save it and get 1500W psu later on, that will last you ages ;D

[Fonger]

as many said no need for new psu

Basic rule around thumb is 200W per hight power device 50W per low

600 PSU = 1cpu + 1gpu + 4x low devices, more than enough. so no need to spend money on something you dont need.

Better save it and get 1500W psu later on, that will last you ages ;D

seeks decent vantage point to observe the upcoming orbital strikes.

(expecting several)

[jamesphillip1989]

Thanks for all your help, I already have the new computer, but have a bigger issue.

In my previous spec, I could play well without CTD's, now it seems after 5-10 min of gameplay the game CTD for no apparent reason.

Dunno what to do, already installed directx, soundfix, drivers and still no good.