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JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. Previous Next. Feb 4, 3, 0 0. I'm looking for an upgrade on my Apr 6, 6, 5 They are all pretty much a side grade you have listed. More memory will bring your minimum frame rates up.
I would wait for the 78XX series coming out in March. Those will give you a step up. Is there nothing I can get for around the mark that won't bring me improvements? Blitzvogel Platinum Member. Oct 17, 2, 23 Latest: Etny 4 minutes ago. Question Help checking my build changes. Latest: kyrios 5 minutes ago. Question M.
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Oct 30, Question Consistent crashes and blue screens after upgrading GPU. Oct 28, Jul 29, Jul 24, Jun 12, Apr 17, Question Having a problem with my RX Mar 29, Personal opinion of course. From what the guy at microcenter said that the the hd's are still very capable cards. Joined Sep 16, Messages Dan Supreme [H]ardness.
Joined May 23, Messages 7, You can get 's under bucks on this forum. Joined Apr 7, Messages 1, Asonitez said:. Click to expand Joined Jan 6, Messages What are you playing? Is the current card stressed? If you are at acceptable visual settings and the fps is acceptable the upgrade is simply future proofing. Posted from Hardforum. Last edited: Mar 12, However, i do plan to get into more games with the new build im doing.
I guess the best thing to do is to actually try out the existing cards with the new rig and then decide if upgrading is the best path to take. I want to go back to what I know which happens to be nvidia. I think roughly speaking the ATI is the newer equivalent to the I think PCI-ex is backwards compatible.
However, it may not have enough horsepower depending on your resolution. Motherboards can use any video card, you can get either brand. The is quite good better than the for example, AMD changes naming schemes. A Ti Boost is only two notches above, and a Ti is only a very minor upgrade. Though it would more efficient and quieter. A is a downgrade in terms of raw power. You probably want either a Ti Boost or a Going cheap, get a ti boost not a ti or a I do have a p monitor now, and to be honest my old holds up just fine.
I was just playing the dishonored DLC at p resolution and it worked great. I had planned to purchase a ti or before I shrugged and walked away.
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