Budget card for 1920x1080 resolution

[mickey928]

I want to change my display card for gaming purposes. I'm not aiming for a very high settings in-game. Mid to mid-high will do for me. At the moment the game i am playing is an old MMORPG but maybe will try some new games available.

Before I start this is whats inside my PC.
Processor : Core i3-2100 3.10GHz
mobo : ASUS p8h61-m LE
memory : single 4GB DDR3 1333MHz (Kingston)
display : NVIDIA GeForce 9500GT 1GB
PSU : 450w [this is all i know about my PSU ]

Please give my your opinions on these cards. I want to know which of these are best for 1920x1080 screen resolution. Don't forget I am on a budget and this are cheap cards available in my country (Philippines)
1. 1GB ATI Radeon 6670 DDR3 128bit
2. 1 GB Nvidia GeForce 630 DDR5 128bit

More expensive choices (still the above cards are my priority due to its price)
1. 1GB ATI Radeon 7750 DDR3 128bit
2. 1GB ATI Radeon 6670 DDR5 128bit


P.S. I'am also planning to change my RAM with 8GB DDR3 1600Mhz Kingston HyperX (4GB x 2) or i i will just add another 4GB DDR3 1333Mhz Kingston. (I don't know the difference between 1333MHz and 1600MHz. And what is hyperX?)

Thank you in advance

 

[Anurag dcb]

7770 is the minimum card to play on 1080p

 

[mickey928]

6670 DDR5 wont do me any good?

 

[Anurag dcb]

6670 DDR5 wont do me any good?

no 6xxx is a out dated card now

 

[mickey928]

so i guess nvidia 630 is the same? but if i will play with lower resolution the other cards i stated will suffice?

 

[__AnonyMoose__]

The HD 6670 is a BUDGET BUDGET BUDGET card. The HD 7750 is card that wins by a large margin. If I were you, try to save and get the 7750/7770.

 

[mickey928]

i guess i will go for 7750. can my current PSU support 7750? and do i need to upgrade my RAM?

 

[mickey928]

BTW does the brand matters? what i meant is some manufacturer are better than others? i am not sure but i think AFOX and powercolor are the available brand in our country.

 

[mickey928]

Meaning the powercolor is kind of low standard card? this one is available here(i think so, will check maybe tomorrow):
http://www.powercolor.com/Global/products_features.asp?id=392