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Hi
Iam new to this!
I have a really bad gaming Pc with
Nvidia 7100 graphics 2gb ram
Pentium dualcore 2Gh i want to know if my GC can be upgraded to GT 630
I has a PCI -E x16 slot and a power supply of 300W
Should i replace my card or kepp both
Nedd help
please suggest quickly
 
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The thing is not unless you are going to upgrade your power supply it really wont work out. I can recommend old gpu models though I'm not sure if it is still in stock or if there are still any for sale. You can go with HD 6670 or, GT 520 or even the 630 that you want. But if you are going to push through it, it may even kill the card. So the best thing to do is to save some and buy the HD 6670 and a new psu. Semi-future proof.
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But the max power for a 630 is 300 W which satisfies my psu
Can you suggest any godd cards?
Thanks


 
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The psu can handle that card and that is correct, being said that is also the minimum. Though if you really want to make sure that everything will work perfect I suggest get something over what they actually said. Also you didn't give us the brand of your psu so it might came with the box or generic that doesn't really give out a complete power for the components that you have.

May I suggest you to take an extra precaution and buy atleast a 400 W + w/ 80 bronze seal psu.
Here's an example > http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817151074
 
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Thanks again
Can you suggest some other AMD/Nvidia card that would run smoothly on my comp
without me having to upgrade my psu
Thanks again

 
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The thing is not unless you are going to upgrade your power supply it really wont work out. I can recommend old gpu models though I'm not sure if it is still in stock or if there are still any for sale. You can go with HD 6670 or, GT 520 or even the 630 that you want. But if you are going to push through it, it may even kill the card. So the best thing to do is to save some and buy the HD 6670 and a new psu. Semi-future proof.
 
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If I get a GT 520 like you said Still Will my processor be able to sustain it, without getting overheated or any other serious condition. Thanks
 
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It will, also don't worry about overheating cause the stock fans are meant to give cpu a decent amount of time before giving up. The only problem that you may have with overheating is the ambient temperature and dust that may accumulate on your filters and fans. Other than that, serious gaming it would help the cpu since its not going to think to much with your graphics.
 
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