E7500 Core 2 Duo, can this motherboard put GPU : GTX 760 GeForce?
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unreal9400
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You can put a 760 on the board more than likely it would be a waste of money. I had an e6600 with a 560ti and the processor could not keep up with that, so a 760 without upgrading the rest of the machine I think would be foolish waste of money.
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Really you want to be looking to move to at least a Sandybridge series i3/i5/i7 to keep up with that 760 or an AMD 4300/6300/8300 series. But this would require a new motherboard and RAM.
You could, if your motherboard will allow upgrade to say a Q6600 + quad core and you could probably run that with say a 500 series nVidia card and that would play most stuff up to say 2012 at high settings and should provide playable FPS on recent stuff at low/medium settings.
What motherboard do you currently have, what's your budget?
You could, if your motherboard will allow upgrade to say a Q6600 + quad core and you could probably run that with say a 500 series nVidia card and that would play most stuff up to say 2012 at high settings and should provide playable FPS on recent stuff at low/medium settings.
What motherboard do you currently have, what's your budget?
About USD 600, i think i have old casing and i don't have to buy a new one. So i'm thinking to change the things inside like Motherboard, Power Supply, GPU, CPU and upgrade ram, would it be enough?(but it almost everything isn't it?)
P.S : is installing a new internet card will change in gaining internet speed?
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Yes you will basically need to build a new machine, you should be able to re-use your case and maybe your optical drive and potentially even your hard drive if you want to keep the costs down. A replacement motherboard would have usually a built in network card, a standalone network card would not effect internet connection performance no.
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