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i have a 3gb dual intel with 9gb ddr3 ram (hdml). just been given a 128mb vga graphic card. should i use it?
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I have a G3220 on a H81MHV3 board. I have been using this as my video out. The card I was given is a n-vidia gforce 4 (GF4 T14200 8X 128MB TV-OUT 72DT1030000049) Hope that all info u need
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ThomasKK
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Yes, that's enough.
As i understand it is Geforce 4 series card. Which is, according to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GeForce_4_series , from 2002.
I can't even find any comparisons, it is way too old and outdated.
Stay with integrated G3220 graphics. I think G3220 iGPU will do much better than a 15-years old card.
As i understand it is Geforce 4 series card. Which is, according to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GeForce_4_series , from 2002.
I can't even find any comparisons, it is way too old and outdated.
Stay with integrated G3220 graphics. I think G3220 iGPU will do much better than a 15-years old card.
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Thanks for that. Just out of interest which old card would you recommend for 50£? Or are new cards for price better?
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You need to provide more information to get any useful help. Why do you want a videocard? Games? If so, which ones? What resolution is your monitor, and what kind of power supply do you have?
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Ok, never mind. Thanks for your help I'll keep my upgrade thought on hold until i educate myself better.
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A used 750ti is more than 50, but is one of the best budget-gaming cards.
One step back a GT 740 used
Or R7 240 used would be ~50£.
But you have to keep looking for these used/refurbished deals of older cards. Most of the time they are overpriced, but sometimes you can find a great deal!
Also, dont go and buy blindly. Don't forget to check if your other components will support a new GPU. H81 motherboard is OK, will do it, but also check the power supply unit etc.
The cards i wrote about in the start, r7 240 and gt 740 will be 720p gaming cards and on 750ti you will be able to play at 1080p at less demanding games. (but all low or low/medium settings max)
One step back a GT 740 used
Or R7 240 used would be ~50£.
But you have to keep looking for these used/refurbished deals of older cards. Most of the time they are overpriced, but sometimes you can find a great deal!
Also, dont go and buy blindly. Don't forget to check if your other components will support a new GPU. H81 motherboard is OK, will do it, but also check the power supply unit etc.
The cards i wrote about in the start, r7 240 and gt 740 will be 720p gaming cards and on 750ti you will be able to play at 1080p at less demanding games. (but all low or low/medium settings max)
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