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how much ram does e2180 supports
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MauveCloud
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I think that depends on your motherboard. The Pentium E2180 is an LGA775 processor, and doesn't have an integrated memory controller.
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MauveCloud
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If you still have the manual for it, that should list the maximum memory it supports.
Otherwise, if you can post a photo of it, I can try to identify it and track down the maximum memory.
Otherwise, if you can post a photo of it, I can try to identify it and track down the maximum memory.
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I haven't found a manufacturer site for Gsonic, but according to http://www.snapdeal.com/product/gsonic-g41775-socket-motherboard-for/1066238083 that board can take up to 4GB of DDR3 ram (presumably as 2x2GB, since it only has two dimm slots)
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and whats about graphic card
now i am using geforce gt 610 synergy edition can i get higher graphic card for it
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According to this thread:
http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-1797365/graphics-card-intel-pentium-e2180-2ghz-dualcore-bottlenecked-cpu.html
The radeon 7770 is a good match for that cpu, that isn't likely to be bottlenecked by it in most games. However, I don't find the gt 610 listed in the Graphics Card Hierarchy Chart, so I don't know if it would really be a significant upgrade for you. Also, you should make sure you have a decent-quality psu that can support it.
http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-1797365/graphics-card-intel-pentium-e2180-2ghz-dualcore-bottlenecked-cpu.html
The radeon 7770 is a good match for that cpu, that isn't likely to be bottlenecked by it in most games. However, I don't find the gt 610 listed in the Graphics Card Hierarchy Chart, so I don't know if it would really be a significant upgrade for you. Also, you should make sure you have a decent-quality psu that can support it.
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what do you think about that what would be the best cpu configeration for playing latest games under rs.15000-20000
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I'm not sure there is any cpu for your current motherboard that can really handle the latest games. You might be better off building a new computer (though you might be able to re-use a few things like the case and hard drive). With a budget that tight (presuming you mean Indian Rupees, in which case 20000 converts to about 315 US Dollars), others might be better able to help you than I would. I suggest you start a new thread with a filled-in copy of this template:
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/353572-31-build-upgrade-advice
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