Btw is it worth buying some of these video cards or should I just stick to on board graphics cards
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Ok so a while ago I decided to create a gaming PC for myself but i cannot decide what Graphics card i should get and i was wondering if someone could help me chose.
My pc specs:
- http://pcpartpicker.com/p/tJyxLk
Games I enjoy:
- Gta 5
- Unturned
- Minecraft
- Call Of Duty
- Reign Of Kings
and many more games like that. I went to one of my local computer shops (BestBuy) and took a look at there graphics cards to see if there were any good ones that I would not have to order online and here is what I found:
-DIAMOND AMD RADEON R7 240 2GB GDDR3 PCI-E VIDEO CARD
-DIAMOND AMD RADEON R7 250 1GB GDDR5 PCI-E VIDEO CARD
-DIAMOND AMD RADEON R5 230 1GB GDDR3 VIDEO CARD
-ZOTAC GEFORCE GTX 960 2 GB DDR5 PCI-E VIDEO CARD
I would like to get one of these since it is local but if there is now online that is way better ill get it.
ALSO: keep in mind that I'm not rich so i would prefer if it where under 200$.
My pc specs:
- http://pcpartpicker.com/p/tJyxLk
Games I enjoy:
- Gta 5
- Unturned
- Minecraft
- Call Of Duty
- Reign Of Kings
and many more games like that. I went to one of my local computer shops (BestBuy) and took a look at there graphics cards to see if there were any good ones that I would not have to order online and here is what I found:
-DIAMOND AMD RADEON R7 240 2GB GDDR3 PCI-E VIDEO CARD
-DIAMOND AMD RADEON R7 250 1GB GDDR5 PCI-E VIDEO CARD
-DIAMOND AMD RADEON R5 230 1GB GDDR3 VIDEO CARD
-ZOTAC GEFORCE GTX 960 2 GB DDR5 PCI-E VIDEO CARD
I would like to get one of these since it is local but if there is now online that is way better ill get it.
ALSO: keep in mind that I'm not rich so i would prefer if it where under 200$.
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You have chosen a power supply that is designed for use on basic Desktop Computer systems running basic everyday office and web surfing programs. While it will fine with the hardware you have selected it will not be sufficient for a gaming rig. You want to stay away from the Builder Series (CS or CX) power supplies.
Ok so for me to get a good graphics card I should look into getting a better power supply. But once I get that what graphics card would you suggest?You have chosen a power supply that is designed for use on basic Desktop Computer systems running basic everyday office and web surfing programs. While it will fine with the hardware you have selected it will not be sufficient for a gaming rig. You want to stay away from the Builder Series (CS or CX) power supplies.
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