- Feb 20, 2014
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Hello all,
I am currently entertaining upgrading my graphics cards to something a little more meaty in order to run ESO with recommended/max settings when it comes out.
My current graphic card is a AMD Radeon HD 7700 1GB, and while it's served me well, I'm starting the see the limitations now more and more with the recent/upcoming games.
Ideally I'm looking for a steady GPU that comes with 2GB of VRAM (or more if possible without risking using a dodgy card that'll die in 6 months) in order to make the jump to better graphics all around.
Here are my current specs for compatibility, etc :
CPU - AMD FX 8350
RAM - 16 GB
Graphic card - AMD Radeon HD 7700
HDD - 2TB seagate
Mobo - gigabyte 970a-ud3
PSC - CX600 corsair
That's the first PC I built, back last summer so most of the hardware should still be up to date I hope.
My budget for a new graphic card is £200 max ( roughly $320) so I'm ideally looking for a card that will perform well with the rest of my rig (i'm paralyzed in fear of incompatibility, haha) and that hopefully delivers the most punch for its price.
So basically a decent budget gaming graphic card to make the jump from 1GB VRAM to 2GB.
Those GTX cards sound nice though
Thank you for reading, and already to anyone landing me a hand
I am currently entertaining upgrading my graphics cards to something a little more meaty in order to run ESO with recommended/max settings when it comes out.
My current graphic card is a AMD Radeon HD 7700 1GB, and while it's served me well, I'm starting the see the limitations now more and more with the recent/upcoming games.
Ideally I'm looking for a steady GPU that comes with 2GB of VRAM (or more if possible without risking using a dodgy card that'll die in 6 months) in order to make the jump to better graphics all around.
Here are my current specs for compatibility, etc :
CPU - AMD FX 8350
RAM - 16 GB
Graphic card - AMD Radeon HD 7700
HDD - 2TB seagate
Mobo - gigabyte 970a-ud3
PSC - CX600 corsair
That's the first PC I built, back last summer so most of the hardware should still be up to date I hope.
My budget for a new graphic card is £200 max ( roughly $320) so I'm ideally looking for a card that will perform well with the rest of my rig (i'm paralyzed in fear of incompatibility, haha) and that hopefully delivers the most punch for its price.
So basically a decent budget gaming graphic card to make the jump from 1GB VRAM to 2GB.
Those GTX cards sound nice though
Thank you for reading, and already to anyone landing me a hand
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