[Solved] G31 motherboard & 9600gt

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dear friends pls help me
which of these graphics card will work best on my g31 motherboard,p4 3.2 processor,pci 1.0 slot,3gb ram,400w iball smps,

xfx9600gt 512mb ddr3
nvidia gt430 1gb ddr3
saffire hd 5670 1gb ddr3

or suggest me suitable graphics card to play games atleast in 800x600 resolution with decent textures

Reply to imanoj76

You will be better off getting a cpu upgrade so there is less bottleneck and able to use the gpu first.

Can you list your full spec, including psu.

Message edited by Pyree on 08-25-2011 at 01:32:15 PM

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i m newbee,so pls bear with me,
p4 3.2 ghz
3gb ram
his g31 motherboard with pci 1.1 x16 slot
400w power supply-iball
dvd drive,
160+90 gb sata hard disk

Reply to imanoj76

Get whatever is cheapest if you're sticking with that CPU.

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from the rest of your spec, your current system is on the last mile of upgrade path.

IMO, don't spend too much on your current setup. Just get the cheapest card and save for a new build. Better performance per dollar that way. Once you save enough, you are in time for the yet to release ivy-bridge (6-9 months), as well as the HD 7000 series and the geforce 700 series (rumored that 600 series are named for oem card).

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