graphic card for my mother board

[kumar ashu]

please suggest me a best and economic graphic card for my gigabite GA G41 MTs2p mother board

 

[Shneiky]

I would definitely go for either Radeon HD7750 or HD7730(DDR5). Both cards are cheap (the HD7750 is around 100 euros and the 7730 is even less), do not need external power connectors and perform 30% more than the equivalent nVidia cards for the same price.

 

[Roland Of Gilead]

please suggest me a best and economic graphic card for my gigabite GA G41 MTs2p mother board

well what are your other system specs? If you have a decent enough CPU/PSU you could go for something a little more powerful like a 650ti Boost/GTX560ti (depending on pricing) or maybe a GTX660. From AMD a 7850.
The other cards (7750/7730) aren't bad cards, and require less power. But if you have a decent quadcore + at least 4gbs of ram, and a decent PSU, you would be better off with something a little more powerful like the ones ive mentioned above.

 

[Shneiky]

7750 and 7730 are the economic choice. Both in price and power consumption. And our friend over there requested "economic"

 

[Roland Of Gilead]

7750 and 7730 are the economic choice. Both in price and power consumption. And our friend over there requested "economic"

he mentions ' best and economic'. So without knowing a budget, and PSU I think your jumping the gun a bit, with just economic.
The other options I mentioned are midrange, and would give decent performance over the entry level cards you've mentioned. It's about having a little balance!

Anyway @ OP if you tell us a rough budget, and your other system specs, we can recommend something appropriate.

 

[Shneiky]

Well my deduction came from the fact that he is still using the G41 chipset - which lead to me believe that he does not want to sink in more than a hundred. Also that means he is still on the Dual Core / Core 2 Duo era. And the review on TH here - "Dragging Core2Duo into 2013" showed that modern Mid-range GPUs don't perform quite to their potential when paired with an older platform like the one we have right now.

 

[Roland Of Gilead]

Well my deduction came from the fact that he is still using the G41 chipset - which lead to me believe that he does not want to sink in more than a hundred. Also that means he is still on the Dual Core / Core 2 Duo era. And the review on TH here - "Dragging Core2Duo into 2013" showed that modern Mid-range GPUs don't perform quite to their potential when paired with an older platform like the one we have right now.

That's very true, but he could have a Q9650 which would be fine for gaming mid-high, and with a decent card would be a good machine. I have a similar based system as the OP, and yes, I can't play BF3 at ultra across 3 monitors, but I have a decent, enjoyable gaming experience. play most games on high (not ultra) and with 50-60fps at 1680 x 1050, I don't think it's all that bad!! Don't right off those Core 2 systems so quickly. They still serve well. As I said, if he has a decent PSU, and perhaps a quad, it might be worth sticking something a bit more powerful in there, which will get him another year before having to upgrade more substantially.