[WTB] - Radeon graphics card mid range, and ddr3 memory

[wipikas1]

Hello can u please sell me your old graphix card pci express ×16,, i think ,,for AMD motherboard i have. I also need old DDR3 memory sticks untill i can afford faster. Also would it be a good idea to get a newer cpu fan?? Mine is old and i think the noise means the bearings are about shot rite?

 

[UnknownUser1022]

What's your budget? Where are you located?

 

[wipikas1]

Im in fort pierce, fl ..im still waiting on my mother board. I just found out that theres no onboard GPU. So i only want to get by with a 60 $$ one till i can save up arround $175 for a mid-range GPU

 

[UnknownUser1022]

http://m.newegg.com/Product/index?itemnumber=14-202-174

7750 isn't bad especially for $60. Was my first gpu and it performed well.

Not sure on your psu situation but it doesn't require any extra power to run either so that is another benefit.

 

[wipikas1]

http://m.newegg.com/Product/index?itemnumber=14-202-174

7750 isn't bad especially for $60. Was my first gpu and it performed well.

Not sure on your psu situation but it doesn't require any extra power to run either so that is another benefit.

 

[wipikas1]

Ok mr. 1022 my psu isa thermaltakr 650w i dont know much about adding up all my componants powwr demands. I just got my mobo today eith processor too. Came with fan. Im guessing the psu adds up all the power damands for all the components

 

[UnknownUser1022]

It does add everything together but a 650W power supply is plenty of power for most computers.

The top 3 power consuming items are your GPU, CPU, Motherboard. Usually in that order. You will have plenty of power so there is no concern there.

If I were you I would look at a 7770 closer to $70 but definitely still a decent card.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814202173&cm_re=7770-_-14-202-173-_-Product

 

[JonnyDough]

If you only want to play DX 10 games I'd look into an old HD 4850 or 4870. Or get an HD 5800 series card if you can find one for $45 or less.