Recent content by Alejandro Vizcarra

Hey adity8522, Assuming you have checked and verified that the motherboard socket is compatible with the cpu, and also you have an open pcie 2.0 express or higher (3.0) I would personally recommend a geforce gtx 750 ti. It doesn't need a separate power input, so if you have a small power...

As far as size and fitting, it will. Pcie 3.0 x16 cards are backwards compatible, meaning they will fit and plug in correctly in both the pcie 2.0 and 1.1/1.0. Now, pushing that aside, and I'm not 100 % sure, the performance will not be the same. I have read in older threads that the card does...

As far as size goes, it does seem that it will fit. the pcie 3.0 x16 connector from the card is backward compatible, so it will fit into a pcie 2.0 x16. any other questions or concerns let me know. Lex

I would recommend at looking at other games to compare if you have the same problem. Most of the time the latency from other players connected, or even yours, affect the gameplay when playing online. Does it happen with other games? If so, do you have any other programs that might be taking up...

I would go with the Asus monitor, the second option. It has a faster response time of with 2 ms vs 5 on the other one. Also, I have had a good experience with asus monitors so far. smooth resolution and they handle games well.

Hello guys, I'm trying to figure out if the card amd r7 265 I'm planning on buying will give me the performance I want or will it be restricted by my motherboard. I have an ASUS M4A88T-V EVO/USB3 (AM3) mobo, and the r7 265 is just what I want out of a graphics card. I'm looking for a medium...