ATI Radeon HD 4350.

Andrei Albescu · Jan 24, 2015

Hello.
I know this card(Radeon 4350) really sucks at gaming(Can't play almost anything), and at overclocking too. What do you recommend me?
PS: Something good and cheap if it can be that way.
System Specs:
Motherboard: AsRock N68C-S UCC
CPU: AMD Athlon 4400e (Unlocked from single-core processor)
RAM: 3GB DDR2
GPU: That shit.

nukemaster · Jan 24, 2015

With that cpu mid level is about as high as you would want to go.

Even something like a GTX 650(a 640 may be a better match to the system and these are still low to mid level cards) may well be overkill for that system, but would be a huge upgrade from the card made for multimedia use. Hell the 4350 has trouble keeping up with animations on in Windows Media Center(its that slow).

Other cards like the 7750 from AMD would be a good lowish power option as well.

You have to see how much power you have to work with since the 4350 consumes very little power. You do not want to put a new card in and blow the power supply.

Andrei Albescu · Jan 24, 2015

So should I go ahead and try some over-clocking?

plywrlw · Jan 24, 2015

Hava a look at the GTX 750. It's pretty cheap and its low power consumption means all but the most rubbish PSU's can power it. Your system will hold it back a bit I'm sure but when you're ready to upgrade the rest of your PC you can keep the GPU

nukemaster · Jan 24, 2015

I do not think overclocking will help. The 750 is a great card from a power consumption perspective. I have to talk my self out of getting one for my media center(650 ti is doing fine).

Andrei Albescu · Jan 24, 2015

So as plywrlw said, if I get the 750, will I need to upgrade my whole PC?

plywrlw · Jan 24, 2015

No, you don't need to.

I just said that if you WANT to, the GTX 750 can go into your new PC in the future

Andrei Albescu · Jan 24, 2015

Alright so the 750 would fit my current system right ?

plywrlw · Jan 24, 2015

Right

nukemaster · Jan 24, 2015

With the 4350 coming in a low profile form factor, Please ensure your new card fits in the case it self. Also make sure you have a 300 watt power supply(recommended by Nvidia.). Very few systems would not be able to run this card.

This should not be a problem as long as you do not have a smaller than average case.

Andrei Albescu · Jan 25, 2015

Thank you guys for the help !

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