Computer for Gaming

[Seiz]

With these specs should I be well able to run all games out there on ultra with no problem and 60+ FPS?

i5 2500k (OC' 4.2GHz)- AS Rock Z77 Extreme- 8gb Kingston HyperX DDR3 1600
Power and Cooling Silencer MK III 600W Modular- Cool Master Hyper 212 - GTX 550 SE (Soon upgrading to EVGA GeForce GTX 680 2gb)
Thermaltake Element V Black Edition Steel Full Tower

What is the best version of the GTX 680 out there? I don't plan on overclocking it btw.

I play on a single monitor 24' LED ViewSonic at 1920-1080 resolution!

[Adsertif]

Well, everything you have now is enough to run most games at max besides some rather demanding ones e.g. BF3, with that graphics card, you shouldn't hit any bumps especially only with one monitor.

[Seiz]

I didn't know this.

Right now im using 4 gig of ram on a AMD Athlon (tm) II X2 250 Prcoessor

Just figured with so many Graphic cards come out, since the GTX 550 SE I should upgrade.

[Evilmaniac]

you could always look on EVGA's site for the best 680 for your price point.
http://www.evga.com/products/prodlis...All%20Graphics
Oh yeah and to answer your question; those specs will run everything fine, but you'll see intense scenes and terribly optimized games drop your frames down like wow, metro 2033 (don't enable advance depth of field) and cryostasis for example.

[Seiz]

Let me ask a question, with the processor motherboard and powersupply i have, support Duel GTX 660 Ti?

http://www.tigerdirect.com/applicati...&sku=G458-0662

Or would I be better off just buying ONE GTX 680?