AMD A8 7600 + Palit Nvidia GEFORCE GT 730 2gb ddr3

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Motherboard: gigabyte F2A68HM-S1
Ram: 8GB
PSU: generic 550 watt: true rating 200w
Video card: 2GB Ddr3
My question is:
* Why is my games slow in fps
*Should I buy amd readon r7 240 2gb ddr3 video card for dual graphics?
*Why Nvidia GeForce experience indicates that I have 6GB of total graphics? Does it mean it works with dual graphics?
*Should I just remove the graphics card and ung the amd's Gpu

Hope someone can help me thank you
 
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The A8 is an old processor from the FM2 socket which is pretty much obsolete. The graphics card will probably run on GTA on lower settings, but remember that GTA5 is much more CPU reliant than GPU reliant, so you need a new CPU, which means you need a new Motherboard. I reccommend getting a cheap LGA1151 motherboard paired with a pentium G4560, or an AM4 board with a Ryzen (or even an AM3+ board)

No, dont get an R7 for now. It is only slightly better than the 730, so Id say to invest in (first of all a CPU , and then) a cheap RX 550/560 or a 1050 ti mini (get the mini version for low power consumption so you dont have to upgrade PSU).

6gb total graphics? I dont know, thats pretty weird but as long as its not breaking anything...
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You are expecting good fps with an old gt 730? Are you alive seriously. Getting an r7 240 won't help you in any way. Those are really crappy cards. anything below the Rx 460 sucks. You don't even have a good psu. Your cpu is old and isn't enough to get you good fps. I really don't understand why did you get 8gb ram for this old pc.

You feel like an indian for me by just giving the gpu size specification. that really doesn't matter much. Can you tell me which games are you trying to play ?
 
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I want to play DOTA 2 or even GTA 5 because I based the specs on the recommended specs of GTA 5
 
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I don't have enough money that's why I bought an old cpu and gpu
 
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Well, I never play dota 2 but about gta 5, Your pc is too weak to run it. Maybe a gpu and psu upgrade would help it.

Get something like 1050ti and upgrade your cpu later.
 
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how many watts of psu to be excact?
 
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Can you tell me where are you from?
Well, You just spent extra 100$-150$ to them if you just got the whole cpu .
 
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The A8 is an old processor from the FM2 socket which is pretty much obsolete. The graphics card will probably run on GTA on lower settings, but remember that GTA5 is much more CPU reliant than GPU reliant, so you need a new CPU, which means you need a new Motherboard. I reccommend getting a cheap LGA1151 motherboard paired with a pentium G4560, or an AM4 board with a Ryzen (or even an AM3+ board)

No, dont get an R7 for now. It is only slightly better than the 730, so Id say to invest in (first of all a CPU , and then) a cheap RX 550/560 or a 1050 ti mini (get the mini version for low power consumption so you dont have to upgrade PSU).

6gb total graphics? I dont know, thats pretty weird but as long as its not breaking anything its fine

No, the dedicated card is significantly better than AMD's APU so stick with the card. Your true problem is the CPU.
 
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