I have a msi970A-g43 mb with amd fx-8320 cpu and 8gb memory with a powercolor r9 270 graphics card. should i upgrade graphics or mem first. if i upgrade grapjhics card im going with gtx 960 4gb super clock and if i go mem iam going with either 4x4gb gskill quad chan kit or 2x8 dual chan kit
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upgrade options please
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Depends on your needs.
If you want to game 100% Graphics card
If you find you need more ram from editing and rendering you will need more RAM
Please note a jump from 8GB to 16GB of RAM will only increase gaming performance by a fame or two.
I think you'd be better off going for the GPU. Unless you specifically need more RAM, 8GB is fine.
If you want to game 100% Graphics card
If you find you need more ram from editing and rendering you will need more RAM
Please note a jump from 8GB to 16GB of RAM will only increase gaming performance by a fame or two.
I think you'd be better off going for the GPU. Unless you specifically need more RAM, 8GB is fine.
Thats a very budget dependent question.
You definitely don't need 4GB of VRAM if you play LoL.
A great performance, budget card is the GTX 750ti.
Here is a list of games on the 750ti and their average FPS in different resolutions.
If you find the FPS to be to low for your needs you can got for a GTX 960 or 970.
You definitely don't need 4GB of VRAM if you play LoL.
A great performance, budget card is the GTX 750ti.
Here is a list of games on the 750ti and their average FPS in different resolutions.
If you find the FPS to be to low for your needs you can got for a GTX 960 or 970.
Sorry for the late reply.
You might have already noticed my lacking knowledge of Radeon cards.
The 750ti won't be much increase from you current card.
I'd honestly think of going crossfire or getting a R9 280x or GTX960.
You might have already noticed my lacking knowledge of Radeon cards.
The 750ti won't be much increase from you current card.
R9 270 is worse than the 750ti
750ti is worse than the R9 280
I'd honestly think of going crossfire or getting a R9 280x or GTX960.
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