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Gamer1122

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I'm sorry for asking again but my last advice was to have a bigger budget.

So my budget is around £120 - 200 for a new graphic card. Ideally I want to run most games at High/Med graphics

My specs are

- AMD Athlon X4 860K processor
- 16GB savage Hyperx Ram
- f2a68hm-hd2 gigabyte motherboard
- A really old GPU Geforce GT 610
- 750 watts power supply

This is one I like the look of

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01MEHGRMS/?tag=pcp0f-21

Could you guys also post the amazon link to the product :)

P.S. Do you guys know a good cheap set of speaker mine are kinda dying.

Thanks in advance

:)

 
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androbourne
Sorry but for the most part. That previous advise was correct. You need a bigger budget.

Your CPU will bottleneck and you may not get full performance out of that card.

The 1050 should pair OK with your system overall. But you may still hit that bottleneck.

Just keep that in mind.
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androbourne

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Sorry but for the most part. That previous advise was correct. You need a bigger budget.

Your CPU will bottleneck and you may not get full performance out of that card.

The 1050 should pair OK with your system overall. But you may still hit that bottleneck.

Just keep that in mind.
 
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Gamer1122

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Alright thanks I'm gonna see if anyone else replies this is my first time making a pc and I thought I got a great deal with my CPU
:/
 
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The TI is not a bad budget option and it will be a big upgrade. As above poster mentioned, start saving for a new system if you want to get the full benefit out of it - Your CPU and motherboard is lagging behind.
 
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