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7750 or 6670 for this pc?
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Yes the 7750 will be compatible.
But look at your game requirements:
http://www.game-debate.com/games/index.php?g_id=6242&game=Final%20Fantasy%20XIV:%20A%20Realm%20Reborn
The 7750 just meets the minimum requirements, so it means you'll be able to play the game, but don't expect max settings, you'll have to lower some graphics options. What resolution will you be using?
If you want to buy a more powerful card, you'll have to replace your PSU too unfortunately (but you probably already knew that). Besides that, you have a good CPU in that rig and enough memory so the rest of the specs look good.
But look at your game requirements:
http://www.game-debate.com/games/index.php?g_id=6242&game=Final%20Fantasy%20XIV:%20A%20Realm%20Reborn
The 7750 just meets the minimum requirements, so it means you'll be able to play the game, but don't expect max settings, you'll have to lower some graphics options. What resolution will you be using?
If you want to buy a more powerful card, you'll have to replace your PSU too unfortunately (but you probably already knew that). Besides that, you have a good CPU in that rig and enough memory so the rest of the specs look good.
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