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Does Asus NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 TI OC 2 GB GDDR5 Graphics Card comparitable with i3?My ram is 4gb.
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Not quite sure if you want to compare something or check for compatibility.
i3 internal graphics is not that powerful, but plenty for desktop and media consumption.
GTX750Ti is the fastest video card available that doesn't require external power. However, it still uses 65W, so If you have a very small power supply, less then 200W, you should not install it.
It will allow for some pretty high end gaming though. Adding more system memory will help in the most recent gaming titles.
i3 internal graphics is not that powerful, but plenty for desktop and media consumption.
GTX750Ti is the fastest video card available that doesn't require external power. However, it still uses 65W, so If you have a very small power supply, less then 200W, you should not install it.
It will allow for some pretty high end gaming though. Adding more system memory will help in the most recent gaming titles.
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There is not compatibility required between the CPU/RAM and the GPU. What you will want to make sure of is that your Motherboard has a PCI-E lane and and PSU that is up to snuff. If you post what your motherboard and PSU models are, we could give you a definite answer.
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Well I can say the GTX 750ti is compatible with your motherboard, CPU and RAM, but consider your power supply as well. 300 watts is the minimum for the PSU, but I'm sure you should have one at that wattage or higher.
In terms of comparing, the GTX 750ti will destroy integrated Intel graphics within the i3. The i3 isn't so great with integrated graphics, but the 750ti should add a lot of a performance boost. Though that RAM needs to be doubled to 8GB if you intend to game. 4GB is tight for situations when memory is needed in games...
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