Are these specs enough for Nvidia graphic card 750ti?
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GameFreak01048
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Hello!
I think that your components are very old so if I was you I would upgrade your CPU, upgrade to 8GB RAM and upgrade your PSU to a 500W one.
By upgrading your components it means you will be able to get more out of your PC because otherwise your CPU and RAM will be a bottleneck for you, not allowing you to get the maximum performance potential out of your system.
I think that your components are very old so if I was you I would upgrade your CPU, upgrade to 8GB RAM and upgrade your PSU to a 500W one.
By upgrading your components it means you will be able to get more out of your PC because otherwise your CPU and RAM will be a bottleneck for you, not allowing you to get the maximum performance potential out of your system.
xFeaRDom
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Not sure exactly what processor that is, something like the 2410M?
But the 750Ti is a powerful card (For low end PCs), even for the size, and practically any computer would be able to run that card. I believe, on your system there are other upgrades that could happen, this could be to minimize your bottlenecking with the card (If in heavy use)
Such as another 4GB of DDR3 Ram.
But the 450W PSU will be enough for it, and the CPU should be a decent match with it, although second generation is not sold widely anymore, and it would be much better to upgrade that to a more recent generation, but that may be out of your budget, if you have one.
But the 750Ti is a powerful card (For low end PCs), even for the size, and practically any computer would be able to run that card. I believe, on your system there are other upgrades that could happen, this could be to minimize your bottlenecking with the card (If in heavy use)
Such as another 4GB of DDR3 Ram.
But the 450W PSU will be enough for it, and the CPU should be a decent match with it, although second generation is not sold widely anymore, and it would be much better to upgrade that to a more recent generation, but that may be out of your budget, if you have one.
MrKrako
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Yes, it is compatible. The GTX 750ti is not a very powerful card. But it's perfect if you want to "revive" some PCs. The minimun PSU needed is one with 350W, so that 450" would not be a problem. As long as you don't upgrade anymore, it should not be a problem.
Apart from that, as GameFreak01048 said, you should considere upgrading your RAM at least. You won't have issues with the card, but nowadays that 8GB RAM has become a kind of a "must". But it really depends on the games you are going to play. If you are just playing some Dota, LoL, CS:Go or anyother not-very-demanding title is not really a necessity.
Apart from that, as GameFreak01048 said, you should considere upgrading your RAM at least. You won't have issues with the card, but nowadays that 8GB RAM has become a kind of a "must". But it really depends on the games you are going to play. If you are just playing some Dota, LoL, CS:Go or anyother not-very-demanding title is not really a necessity.
SkyNetRising
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That would be i5-2310
http://ark.intel.com/products/53445/Intel-Core-i5-2310-Processor-6M-Cache-up-to-3_20-GHz
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