Hey , I need some info on my computer that i can't find with Speccy :
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As already said, that CPU doesn't feature an integrated GPU. If you're sure you're not using a dedicated GPU, you should specify the mainboard model to know what GPU that may have.
Also, don't even think about "upgrading" on that platform. DDR2 and socket 775 are severely outdated and shouldn't be capable of more than light office work and very old games.
I'd recommend to get an Intel Pentium G4560 + cheap-ish B250 mainboard + 4-8GB of DDR4-2133. Probably the best combo if you're on a tight budget.
If that costs too much for you, you'll have to look around on the used market for some older Intel i5 or AMD FX system.
Also, don't even think about "upgrading" on that platform. DDR2 and socket 775 are severely outdated and shouldn't be capable of more than light office work and very old games.
I'd recommend to get an Intel Pentium G4560 + cheap-ish B250 mainboard + 4-8GB of DDR4-2133. Probably the best combo if you're on a tight budget.
If that costs too much for you, you'll have to look around on the used market for some older Intel i5 or AMD FX system.
RX 550/GT 1030 are really just the absolute bottom line, if you can't afford anything better.
RX 560/GTX 1050 are better, but still not capable enough for modern gaming.
What I think is best for a budget gaming PC is a RX 570, but those got incredibly rare/pricey because of that mining carze going on (all more performant cards than it are too - up to the GTX 1070). Which leaves us at the GTX 1050 Ti, which is slightly less powerful than the RX 570, but still has a very good price/performance ratio.
RX 560/GTX 1050 are better, but still not capable enough for modern gaming.
What I think is best for a budget gaming PC is a RX 570, but those got incredibly rare/pricey because of that mining carze going on (all more performant cards than it are too - up to the GTX 1070). Which leaves us at the GTX 1050 Ti, which is slightly less powerful than the RX 570, but still has a very good price/performance ratio.
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