Hd6770 on g41m-p28

my board is msi g41m-p28 can i use hd 6770?

Reply to makapuno

Yes, if your PSU is of adequate wattage. The board has a PCIe x16 1.0 slot, but PCIe cards are backward compatible.

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Reply to clutchc

what is backward compatible?

Reply to makapuno

thanks....i think i buy new PSU.....tnx again

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Reply to makapuno

What I'm trying to say, is your motherboard's PCIe x16 slot for the video card is version 1.0. The HD 6770 is PCIe version 2.1. But not to worry, because the HD 6770 is backward compatible with your motherboard and will work. There have been some instances of 2.1 cards not working well with 1.0 slots, but they are rare. To be absolutely safe, you may want to pick a card that is version 2.0

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Reply to clutchc

makapuno wrote :

thanks....i think i buy new PSU.....tnx again

Here is a PSU calculator to help you judge the size:
http://www.thermaltake.outervision.com/

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Reply to clutchc

any suggestion what video card i buy...with 2.0 version?thanks

Reply to makapuno

Except for older less powerfull ones, AMD 2.1 cards are hard to find anymore; except for small ones. I never had any problem with a 2.1 card in a 1.0 slot. I didn't mean to scare you away. It's just a caution.

If you want a 2.0 card... You may want to look into an Nvidia 550Ti. It is a 2.0 card and is about the same power level as the HD 6770 you mentioned.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 28Fermi%29

Message edited by clutchc on 01-07-2012 at 05:35:47 AM

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Reply to clutchc

do you think i can run any games with nvidia 550ti?thanks 4 ur help i really appreciate it(^^)

Reply to makapuno

If your monitor's resolution is 1680x1050 or less, absolutely. It's a lower mid range gaming card. Here's an 'on paper' comparison with the HD 6770: http://www.hwcompare.com/9713/gefo [...] -6770-1gb/
Search for "550ti review" for many hands-on reviews of the card.

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Reply to clutchc

my monitor is resolution 1920x1080...i think ill buy the gtx550 ti its has more than the hd6770...

Reply to makapuno

I think you will be fine, even at 1080p. But if you notice the framerate falling off to where it gets 'jerky', just back off on some of the eye candy a bit. MSAA (AntiAlaising) is one of the worst framerate killers. Keeping it low or off will help. And newer games make use of FXAA which is much less demanding.

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Reply to clutchc

ok...thank you very much^^4 ur help..

Reply to makapuno

one more question,my processor is dual core 3.0...my ram is 2gb..can i max the setting of every game?

Reply to makapuno

No way at 1920x1080. Not with a HD 6770 or GTX 550Ti. I have 2 HD 6850s in Xfire, 8GB DDR3 1333, and a quad core at 3.7GHZ and still find an occassional game I can't max out at 1080p and maintain good framerates. Metro 2033 is one of them.

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Reply to clutchc

but it still can run the game at good frame rate?add more 2gb ram?

Reply to makapuno

Which game?

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Reply to clutchc

the witcher assasssin of king2,and crysis 2?

Reply to makapuno

You'll have to back off on the settings somewhat as I said. Or play at a lower resolution.

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Reply to clutchc

Dude, you should go with the 5770 over the 6770. It is cheaper, has better drivers, an insanely better data rate, and can be overclocked more depending on the brand.

Who in the hell would pay more for a 6770 knowing that?

I had a 5770 and it was a little beast of a budget card - wasn't a game I couldn't max at a reasonable resolution.

Message edited by PCgamer81 on 01-08-2012 at 04:49:38 PM

I had 2 different HD 5770s at 2 different times. They were great at 1680x1050 but couldn't keep up the framerates I needed at 19xx X 1xx0 resolutions. But yes, the HD 5770 is superior to the HD 6770. The HD 6790 is closer to the HD 5770 today.
http://www.hwcompare.com/10021/rad [...] n-hd-6790/
Unfortunately, HD 5770s are getting harder to locate. You can still find them if you hunt a bit. Amazon still sells them: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0035K6H2 [...] B0035K6H2C

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Reply to clutchc

clutchc wrote :

I had 2 different HD 5770s at 2 different times. They were great at 1680x1050 but couldn't keep up the framerates I needed at 19xx X 1xx0 resolutions. But yes, the HD 5770 is superior to the HD 6770. The HD 6790 is closer to the HD 5770 today.
http://www.hwcompare.com/10021/rad [...] n-hd-6790/
Unfortunately, HD 5770s are getting harder to locate. You can still find them if you hunt a bit. Amazon still sells them: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0035K6H2 [...] B0035K6H2C

Yes, the 5770 is not made for 1080p. But boy it is a little workhorse at 1600x900 - where I ran my games in.

Crysis, I would play on high settings/AAx2 in 900p @ 60fps (overclocked slightly). For a budget card - amazing.

Unfortunately, in higher resolutions and/or higher settings the frame rate would literally crumble. But if you are willing to make a few concessions, the 5770 still offers maybe the best bang for your buck out there.

I do hear they scale terribly in crossfire, but I cannot back that up.

Message edited by PCgamer81 on 01-08-2012 at 10:19:27 PM

clutchc wrote :

I had 2 different HD 5770s at 2 different times. They were great at 1680x1050 but couldn't keep up the framerates I needed at 19xx X 1xx0 resolutions. But yes, the HD 5770 is superior to the HD 6770. The HD 6790 is closer to the HD 5770 today.
http://www.hwcompare.com/10021/rad [...] n-hd-6790/
Unfortunately, HD 5770s are getting harder to locate. You can still find them if you hunt a bit. Amazon still sells them: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0035K6H2 [...] B0035K6H2C

You ever had a 5850?

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PCgamer81 wrote :

You ever had a 5850?

Sorry, no.

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Reply to clutchc

clutchc wrote :

Sorry, no.

Damn.

I was wondering how someone who had two 5770's would describe the 5850. I know it beats the 5770, just wondering by how much (from an actual user).

I didn't have them together. I had them in different machines I built for others. My only other experience with AMD cards has been with the 2 HD 6850s I have in Xfire now. I always had Nvidia before. But here is a comparison if you are interested...
http://www.hwcompare.com/
Pick the cards you want to compare in the drop-down menu.

And here is a graphics card hierarchy chart: http://www.tomshardware.com/review [...] 042-7.html

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Reply to clutchc

clutchc wrote :

I didn't have them together. I had them in different machines I built for others. My only other experience with AMD cards has been with the 2 HD 6850s I have in Xfire now. I always had Nvidia before. But here is a comparison if you are interested...
http://www.hwcompare.com/
Pick the cards you want to compare in the drop-down menu.

And here is a graphics card hierarchy chart: http://www.tomshardware.com/review [...] 042-7.html

Thanks.

I cannot believe 4870x2 is equal to a 6970. It would be a total nightmare keeping those two cards cool.

I know the 5770 really struggles at high resolutions (really bad), but to me, it is a workhorse. I know the 4870 didn't have the advantage of better drivers, DX11, or being overclockable like the 5770, but it is still puzzling to rank it equal with the 5770.

I do like the lists though. I just found those 2 things a tad odd...

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