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I just wanna know that i am going to buy a HD 4770. I have a small monitor of maximum resolution of 1024*768 & Pentium D 915 2.8 GHz processor and 2 GB ram . will i be able to play GTA 4, crysis warhead, Farcry2, prince of Persia and assassins creed 2 at my maximum resolution with full details at full speed without any lags. Will my processor bottleneck my 4770.
 

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Your processor will certainly limit the potential of your 4770. You will be able to play all of those games, at what settings I do not know. If you don't plan on upgrading the rest of your system, I would say that you should buy a card that is 30 or 40 dollars less, maybe the 4670 for example.
 

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Thanks for the reply but i want to play all those games at maximum settings and with also i will use HD 4770 on my pci-e x16 1.0 slot will it effect cards performance because its a pci-ex16 2.0 card. I will upgrade my mobo and my processor next year till now i will play with this configuration only .
 

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I just wanna know that i am going to buy a HD 4770. I have a small monitor of maximum resolution of 1024*768 & Pentium D 915 2.8 GHz processor and 2 GB ram . will i be able to play GTA 4, crysis warhead, Farcry2, prince of Persia and assassins creed 2 at my maximum resolution with full details at full speed without any lags. Will my processor bottleneck my 4770.
 

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Thanks for the reply but i want to play all those games at maximum settings and with also i will use HD 4770 on my pci-e x16 1.0 slot will it effect cards performance because its a pci-ex16 2.0 card. I will upgrade my mobo and my processor next year till now i will play with this configuration only .



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Not a chance in hell im afraid, I have a 4770 with a core 2 and that cant play Warhead at max settings so you got no chance.
Now if you are happy to knock the detail and settings down a notch or two then you may be in with a shout but to be honest the CPU really will hold the card back. I agree with annisman
that buying a card like the 4670 would make more sense. Probably still restricteda bit by the CPU but a better match than the 4770 which to be honest you dont really need at your resolution anyway.

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Thanks Mactronix for your great help . Ok tell me my mobo only support pentium dual core processors is there any way to upgrade it to core 2 quad. If there is something please tell me
 
What you would need to do is go to your MOBO manufacturers page. Under products or some such you will find your board and then you need to look for Bios updates. These will list what updates if any there are to allow your board to support any aditional CPU's. It will also have a link to how to flash the Bios and which utility to use to do it.

If you are unsure then tell me your MOBO and i will take a look for you.

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Base processor
PentiumD 915 (P) DC 2.8 GHz
•800 MHz front side bus
•Socket 775

Chipset
ATI Radeon Xpress 200 for Intel Processors
Motherboard
•Manufacturer: ECS
•Motherboard Name: RC410-M
•HP/Compaq motherboard name: Asterope3-GL8E
 

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Base processor
PentiumD 915 (P) DC 2.8 GHz
•800 MHz front side bus
•Socket 775

Chipset
ATI Radeon Xpress 200 for Intel Processors
Motherboard
•Manufacturer: ECS
•Motherboard Name: RC410-M
•HP/Compaq motherboard name: Asterope3-GL8E
 
I have checked and there does not appear to be the upgrade option for your Motherboard. Its not that much of an issue though really. In much the same way as you dont really need a 4770 you dont really need a Quad either. A pentium dual core processor will give you a very decent boost in performance over your pentium.

Mactronix
 
Again i must stress that teh 4770 is over kill really for your resolution and currant CPU, but its up to you.
The 3 White slots are PCI slots. If you do not have anything in the slot nearest the PCIE slot. (the highest one on the picture) Then it should fit ok .

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I understand mate but what can i do . Can you tell me my motherboard only supports upto 2GB of ram officialy but can i use 2gb of ram in one slot and 1 gb of ram in other slot
 

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No. If you are going to buy a 4770, then your CPU will limit your FPS plain and simple. If your going to buy a 4770, you need to upgrade your CPU. The 2GB of ram is OK. If your motherboard only supports 2GB, then that is it, 2GB. You can get a decent motherboard, a decent cpu, and ram for really cheap.
 

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Yes Annisman you are right i don't know how to over clock and and also i don't have sufficient cooling solutions for that. If you know please explain it to me.

Thanks in advance