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cosmin4

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Hello!
I would like to do an upgrade to my pc, the exact replacement maxi card with higher performance.
Mainly just playing CS: Go, I want to go on low resolution 1024 in 140 + fps.
I want to recommend a video card for those mentioned above.
Configuration.
-Intel e5700, 3ghz
-3 GB ddr3 ram.
-300 GB HDD
-Motherboard: http://www.findlaptopdriver.com/specs-g41t-am-motherboa...
Thanks in advance
It doesn't matter if you have nvidia or radeon, it is certain to run into fps sites mentioned.
 
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The way graphics cards work is they finish rendering objects placed by the CPU. If you want a better graphics card you're going to need a better CPU, any modern graphics card that will push CS to 140+ is going to bottleneck because of the CPU. I highly doubt you'll be able to hit over 100 with that CPU. At a certain point it doesn't matter how amazing your GPU is, because the CPU has to pre-render a lot of stuff first. You could have 2 Titan XP's in SLI and it wouldnt make a bit of difference with the CPU you have.

But to answer your question, a 650 Ti...
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I would recommend a complete system upgrade. Any card you could get wouldn't help that processor, I believe it is a single core, the lowest tier 6th gen i3 duo-core, is about three times as fast for about $100.

For $430 you could build a system that would blow that one away. It won't win any records but it will be plenty for what you want to do.
 
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I agree with what EpIckFa1LJoN said, the cpu would bottleneck most cards you get for it. You might want to just build a new computer as after a while you may want to play some other titles. I could give you a list of parts that you could by and build a computer with. If you're not into that, upgrading the CPU to something a little more modern and getting a card that prices around $100 (Perhaps 750 ti) would be good for CS:GO. It would exceed 140 fps and wouldn't limit you to only Cs:Go
 
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cosmin4

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I just want to change the graphics card. The current 50-game 80fps. A change and other components but now I want to buy a graphics card to go + 140fps
I play only CS:Go/Samp.
 
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The way graphics cards work is they finish rendering objects placed by the CPU. If you want a better graphics card you're going to need a better CPU, any modern graphics card that will push CS to 140+ is going to bottleneck because of the CPU. I highly doubt you'll be able to hit over 100 with that CPU. At a certain point it doesn't matter how amazing your GPU is, because the CPU has to pre-render a lot of stuff first. You could have 2 Titan XP's in SLI and it wouldnt make a bit of difference with the CPU you have.

But to answer your question, a 650 Ti would be the most I would get with that CPU, no idea if it will bottleneck or not. I assume that a 750 would be the absolute max. But good luck finding them since the 650 Ti is over 3 years old now.
 
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