Please suggest a graphics card for my computer

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Devansh13472

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My birthday is coming!!!!!!
so i am thinking to buy a graphics card for me
motherboard- ASUS P7H55-M LX
PROCESSOR- Intel I3 540@ 3.06 GHZ
RAM- 4GB
I just want to play modern games at 1080p with 40-60 fps
my budget is 8-10k rupees or 120- 130 $
Please suggest a graphics card for me that is compatible with my pc. GIVE YOUR SUGGESTIONS AS SOON AS POSSSIBLE.

THANK YOU
 
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"modern games at 1080p with 40-60 fps"

Modern games use CPU power almost as much as they use GPU power. You have an older, slower dual core when modern games typically are made with quad cores in mind. I suggest an AMD RX 460 2gb videocard. They work better with older motherboards than the new Nvidia cards and don't draw a lot of power. You'll be able to run most games at 1080p 30fps or higher on low to medium settings depending on the game. Some less demanding games will run even better and with high settings. It's a good match for your CPU and 4gb of system ram. I don't think it's worth spending more on a videocard for this system.
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8 gb of ram


an i7 860 or i5 760


and a gtx 1050 ti



to meet your fps goals at 1080p
 
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Devansh13472

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dude i just want to buy a graphics card. Will gtx 1050 ti will be compatible with my system?

 
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"modern games at 1080p with 40-60 fps"

Modern games use CPU power almost as much as they use GPU power. You have an older, slower dual core when modern games typically are made with quad cores in mind. I suggest an AMD RX 460 2gb videocard. They work better with older motherboards than the new Nvidia cards and don't draw a lot of power. You'll be able to run most games at 1080p 30fps or higher on low to medium settings depending on the game. Some less demanding games will run even better and with high settings. It's a good match for your CPU and 4gb of system ram. I don't think it's worth spending more on a videocard for this system.
 
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yes, if your power supply is good enough


but you cant just get a gpu and expect good fps... good luck


if you cant upgrade anything else, just go with a rx 460 or gtx 750 ti - Make sure they are versions that do NOT need 6-pin pcie power cables
 
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