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Need advice on whats the best option to do, problem is my Graphics card is dead !, so do I replace it with an even better one or do I go for an upgrade on the motherboard and CPU as well as the GPU.
So Option 1.
This is my old system below.
AMD 6000+ Dual core 2x 3.0ghz
Asus Crosshair NVIDIA 590i AM2
4 GB Corsair ram
PSU 620W Enermex
The Graphics card was a Asus 8800GTX 768mb (Which is now dead)
Whats really bugging me is if I splash out a lot of money on a GPU will my old system above hold the potentail back of my new GPU as in slow it down/bottleneck it ect ? or do I need a good motherboard and CPU to get the best out of the GPU as well.
I want a graphics card that can handle 90% of the games on max settings if possible !, I was looking at the following cards >GTX460 or ATI 8580 or even the GTX470 is not to far out of my budget if needed, but I get the feeling this motherboard I have is not good enough or compatible with the cards I want, if it is ok then can someone recomend the best card for the board.
Option 2 is just more or less a full upgrade Board / CPU / GPU.
ps THX to the guy who gave me advise on homebuilt system.
So Option 1.
This is my old system below.
AMD 6000+ Dual core 2x 3.0ghz
Asus Crosshair NVIDIA 590i AM2
4 GB Corsair ram
PSU 620W Enermex
The Graphics card was a Asus 8800GTX 768mb (Which is now dead)
Whats really bugging me is if I splash out a lot of money on a GPU will my old system above hold the potentail back of my new GPU as in slow it down/bottleneck it ect ? or do I need a good motherboard and CPU to get the best out of the GPU as well.
I want a graphics card that can handle 90% of the games on max settings if possible !, I was looking at the following cards >GTX460 or ATI 8580 or even the GTX470 is not to far out of my budget if needed, but I get the feeling this motherboard I have is not good enough or compatible with the cards I want, if it is ok then can someone recomend the best card for the board.
Option 2 is just more or less a full upgrade Board / CPU / GPU.
ps THX to the guy who gave me advise on homebuilt system.