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How much FPS gain would I get upgrading an AMD ATI 6870 to a GTX 560 TI, CPU is i7 2600k OC 3.9 GHZ? Will 525W be enough? What brand of 560 should I get (EVGA, ASUS, ZOTAC, etc.)?ThanksI do stuff other than FSX on this computer (like Portal 2)

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Alex Lamott

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Desktop: i7 2600k @ 3.9 ghz, ATI Radeon 1GB 6870, 525W Alienware Aurora case, Alienware Liquid Cooling, 8GB Dual channel DDR3 Ram @ 1333Mhz, 2TRB Raid 0 HD, HP 2509b 1920 x 1080, FSX Gold Edition

Laptop: Dell Inspiron 14R, Pentium T4300 @ 2.1GHZ, Integrated Graphics, 320 GB HD :(

How much FPS gain would I get upgrading an AMD ATI 6870 to a GTX 560 TI, CPU is i7 2600k OC 3.9 GHZ? Will 525W be enough? What brand of 560 should I get (EVGA, ASUS, ZOTAC, etc.)?ThanksI do stuff other than FSX on this computer (like Portal 2)
The jump in FPS in other 3D applications would be quite high. In general, the 560TI is a good bit more powerful than the 6870.525W is enough but, I'd recommend that you go for a Corsair TX750W PSU.In FSX, the performance jump also will be quite high. You will notice much higher framerate when flying in the clouds.
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Thanks for your help.

Because I'm a POTATO!

Alex Lamott

aowcic.jpg

Desktop: i7 2600k @ 3.9 ghz, ATI Radeon 1GB 6870, 525W Alienware Aurora case, Alienware Liquid Cooling, 8GB Dual channel DDR3 Ram @ 1333Mhz, 2TRB Raid 0 HD, HP 2509b 1920 x 1080, FSX Gold Edition

Laptop: Dell Inspiron 14R, Pentium T4300 @ 2.1GHZ, Integrated Graphics, 320 GB HD :(

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