The ASUS GTX 970 Turbo OC is an absolute bargain at £229.99. Core Clock: 1088MHz, Boost Clock: 1228MHz, Memory: 4096MB 7010MHz GDDR5, Stream Processors: 1664, SLI Ready, PhysX/CUDA Enabled, 3 Years Warranty.
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hitman007 to noiren
26 Nov 155#6
We all wish the 980ti were £240.
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termhero
26 Nov 15#1
Complete clueless noob here, will this fit and work ok in my XPS 870?
hitman007 to termhero
26 Nov 151#2
I'm pretty sure it would. Do you have an graphics card in their at the moment?
ActionHank to termhero
26 Nov 151#10
You should be fine. I have GTX 970 Turbo with overclocked i5 4690k, 16gb ram and 4 HDDs and my power usage never exceeds more than 240W, and while browsing system only uses ~100W. Dell's higher end PSU usually have decent enough efficiency, so you can go ahead :smiley:
noiren
26 Nov 151#3
Looks good, now change that 970 to a 980 and add a Ti at the end of it and you got yourself a deal my friend.
hitman007 to noiren
26 Nov 155#6
We all wish the 980ti were £240.
termhero
26 Nov 15#4
It's an AMD HD7500, but I'm having issues since upgrading to Win 10 (they do not support my card with Win 10).
hitman007
26 Nov 15#5
Dell's don't over do their power supplies. After I quick check I think yours has 350w. If you buy this card, I would upgrade your power supply at the same time. Something like a Seasonic 430ST 430W for £39.99, as an absolute minimum. If you could get a higher wattage, it would be better in the long term.
waynelook
26 Nov 15#7
......and you get a free game!. Might wait until tomorrow. you never know, might be cheaper elsewhere.
JimmyLevvy2
26 Nov 15#8
"It's oh so white... shh shhhh" lol... Not bad though. Still rocking my 780's for now.
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