Graphic cards fitting .

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samthekiller23

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ok so I really need to change my graphic card , my computer is : Acer Aspire M3920-E4022

Specs are :

-Processor Intel Core i7 i7-2600 / 3.4 GHz / Quad cores
-RAM : 4.0 GB
-Hard Drive 1.0 TB
-Operating System Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit Edition
-Graphic card : Intel (R) HD Graphics family
-Graphics Controller Integrated

I need a graphic card that would be able to run games well , because im willing to PC Gaming. the one I have at the moment isn't good enough because it only has 64Mb , and I need one with at least 256Mb , ( Graphic card needs requirements below ) . maximum 250$.
Pixel Shader version 3.0
Icon Vertex Shader version 3.0
Icon Dedicated Video RAM 256 MB

 

acktionhank

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Do me a favor and don't get the 570, yeah its got plenty of power but it's a generation old which means it uses a lot more power.

Radeon 7850 is a great choice and the Nvidia 650ti isn't far behind both of those cards are in the ($150-$170 range).

Here is a 650ti that is 16% off for $135 w/ Free shipping.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814162127

If you want to go just a bit beefier

Go with a Radeon 7870
 

acktionhank

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It's hard to tell from the pictures i've seen of the case. I'm guessing it would fit fine but here are the dimensions of a Radeon 7850 9.49" x 5.39" x 1.67"..... So get out that tape measure.....

Make sure you have 10" from rear panel out, then measure from the PCI-e out to where you side panel is.... make sure you have 5.5".

I'd say i'm 99% sure that you won't have a problem.
 

acktionhank

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I hope you don't actually go off of that horrible comparison chart

http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/radeon-hd-7870-review-benchmark,3148-6.html

There you go. The GTX 570 will get you about a 2-3% boost in performance over a 7850.

The 570 has a max TDP of 220w (amount of heat/wattage) the 7850 has a max TDP of 130w.

So 2-3% boost in performance and only using 60% more power and heat than a 7850........


Just get the Radeon 7850, and if you want more power just get the 7870.

Oh, and these benches are with older drivers, the 7000 series has received a pretty big boost in performance from the latest drivers they've put out.
 

samthekiller23

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hmm , ill look noob but where do i see my psu ? i cant see the sticket :sweat:
 
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