Which graphic card is best for my motherboard
- Thread starter sasukem
- Start date
You need to tell us the rest of your build, we need more information on what you have. The mobo is not enough to determine what card you may need.
Your CPU and PSU are important things to know to.
Also tell me what is your budget, so i know what range card i can advice.
Your CPU and PSU are important things to know to.
Also tell me what is your budget, so i know what range card i can advice.
Im guessing its an old prebuilt machine, saying that the PSU is mosyt likely a poor quality unit, meaning that you would also have to acquire a new PSU to get a card.
Tell me what games/software you want to run, if your not really looking for anything to fancy you can buy an older gen card, wich is still good and a decent PSU for maybe around 100$ (estimating that budget)
If you are looking to play some newer games you need at least 100$ for the GPU and 50$ for a PSU.
If you tell me how much you want to spend i can try and find something. Also tell me were are you from.
Tell me what games/software you want to run, if your not really looking for anything to fancy you can buy an older gen card, wich is still good and a decent PSU for maybe around 100$ (estimating that budget)
If you are looking to play some newer games you need at least 100$ for the GPU and 50$ for a PSU.
If you tell me how much you want to spend i can try and find something. Also tell me were are you from.
TRENDING THREADS
-
Question Using cloning software for a dying HDD which shows only 10% health ?- Started by Mashuumatics
- Replies: 1
-
-
News Windows 11 will reportedly display a watermark if your PC does not support AI requirements- Started by Admin
- Replies: 22
-
Question Recovering an old version of a Notepad file in Windows 10 ?- Started by MC72
- Replies: 1
-
Facebook
Twitter
Instagram