What Graphic Card is good for Pentium Dual-Dore CPU E6300?
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aevm
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ImPrettyIrish
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You could get any card you really wanted, as long as your motherboard/PSU support it.
Although, if I had to recommend one I would say get the HD7850 or a GTX 660
Although, if I had to recommend one I would say get the HD7850 or a GTX 660
Avro Arrow
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I wouldn't go higher than a Radeon HD 7750. Also, you'll need a better power supply if your computer was using on-board graphics. The Pentium Dual-Core is even weaker than the Core2Duo which is already an antique CPU. I think that your CPU would bottleneck a lot of games, forcing anything more powerful than the HD 7750 to run at the speed of the 7750 anyway.
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Everything above Radeon 6570 will be bottlenecked by your CPU, you will see differences with better cards but not as much as you can see from benchmarks and other tests - better card = higher in-game resolution, more effects, but game still will lag.. What gpu you now have, and how much $$ you can spend. Most games need faster cpu to be playable.
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