TasCrosspig wrote why would you ever go that low? serious question i have a 600 watt and its fine but i want more and all the good graphics cards coming out and the current ones require at least a 500 watt

The GTX 780 Ti only requires 250W of power The R9 270X requires 180W. Don't spread false information. 450-550W PSU will suffice for almost every build, unless you have multiple GPU's.

Terrabytez wrote

Craigyy wrote No it won't, i have the 270X and i run on medium-high detail otherwise the FPS drops a little to low for my liking, it will run Ultra, but get around 35-40FPS average.

Get the top one.

I have my 270X on ultra running 60-70fps average...

Yes but you probably have it overclocked to the max.

darkshadow1299 wrote

Terrabytez wrote

Craigyy wrote No it won't, i have the 270X and i run on medium-high detail otherwise the FPS drops a little to low for my liking, it will run Ultra, but get around 35-40FPS average.

Get the top one.

I have my 270X on ultra running 60-70fps average...

Yes but you probably have it overclocked to the max.

No he just is running the game @ 1440x900. It require a lot less raw power than 1080p.

You can't really overclock a 270X anyway.

You can't really overclock a 270X anyway.
I have noticed that it is a decent overclocker. When going from 1050MHz to 1200MHz there is a bigger than expected jump. I saw an average of 5-15fps gain on most games. GTA IV was a small 5fps, BF4 got about 10 and Borderlands 2 is now 15fps better off.