7750 DDR3 equivalent and HDMI question

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Neymar10

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Now, before you say go with the GDDR5 version, I only occasionally play the counter-strike games so I don't need much graphic power. The DDR3 is $50 AR right now and the GDDR5 is at $70 AR.

So just wondering what the 7750 DDR3 version compares to?

I just need a cheap card that will be able to give video and audio when connected via HDMI to my HDTV and be able to play counter-strike.

(would a better card give better performance when connected to an HDTV? Like prevent tearing or anything like that?)
 
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getochkn
Any modern day card should be able to handle full HD video no problem, a lot of times it's the CPU that is the more limiting factor.

For CS, you won't notice a difference between the DDR3 and DDR5 version. For more demanding games, you might notice some laggieness.
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Any modern day card should be able to handle full HD video no problem, a lot of times it's the CPU that is the more limiting factor.

For CS, you won't notice a difference between the DDR3 and DDR5 version. For more demanding games, you might notice some laggieness.
 
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