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guys i have i 5 2400 with intel hd 2000 and i have a gigabyte h61m d2b3 mother board i want to buy the best gaming graphic card under 5000 Rs or below 83$ guys i am low and strict on budget i want to play games like far cry 4,amazing spider man 2 at medium or high graphics plz tell me the best single option possible thx....and i am a heavy gamer and guys i have dell E2014H monitor

guys no i have narrowed on 2 graphic card plz tell me which is the best
1 sapphire radeon hd 6670 1gb ddr5
2 radeon r7 240 1 gb ddr5
 
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Hehehe auxiliary power, somebody is a trekkie! :D

Look, I'll just tell you to buy the best one you got withing your budget. With AMD comes this simple rule: Just follow the numbers, the bigger the numbers, the better the card. If there is an "X" on the end, then it means that its even stronger.

All you need to do is watch that is has a "GDDR 5" suffix, that's all.

When you've made your choice then just google the model and check some gaming benchmarks and see if you are satisfied with the card, if not, then see if you can spring a little bit more for a better card... repeat procedure until happy.
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r7-240 would be the better. Though it has less streaming processors than hd 6670 however it is based on advanced GCN architecture and more power efficient. Don't know if u could get r7-250 at a similar price as it has more SPs. Imo both r7-240 and HD 6670 are pretty close, if depending on pure performance.
 
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Gaming card under 70$... there is no such thing! You might as well glue a brick on the PCI-E slot, there will be no noticeable difference in gaming.

The best you could get for your money is R7 240, but means 720p at minimum settings for TODAY'S games. Come 2015, you can say goodbye to playable framerates at any details, at any resolution.
 
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bro i am thinking of buying r7 250 but would it run on 400 psu? and the maximum my motherboard can take is 850 mhz but r7 250 is 1000 mhz plz tell me would it be a waste to but r7 250 or its better to buy it ??? and i can expand my budget to 85 $ max...

 
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Of cuz r7-250 is under 75W TDP and doesn't need auxiliary power as well. (But its big bro 250X DOES need auxiliary power) And who tells you that 850mhz stuff? The core speed of the graphic card has nothing to do with motherboard. So as the memory speed of the gfx.
If you can get r7-250 in $85 go get it.
 
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Hehehe auxiliary power, somebody is a trekkie! :D

Look, I'll just tell you to buy the best one you got withing your budget. With AMD comes this simple rule: Just follow the numbers, the bigger the numbers, the better the card. If there is an "X" on the end, then it means that its even stronger.

All you need to do is watch that is has a "GDDR 5" suffix, that's all.

When you've made your choice then just google the model and check some gaming benchmarks and see if you are satisfied with the card, if not, then see if you can spring a little bit more for a better card... repeat procedure until happy.
 
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ths guys i am going for it thx alot thx.....
 
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thx i Am going for it
 
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