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how much is your budget??, if you want to spend $200 i recommend GTX 960 or GTX 970 if you want to spend $300.. video card above are greater than HD 6950.. you can read the review of GTX 960 here: http://www.thegamingpcguide.com/2015/09/gtx-960-sweet-spot-graphics-card-for.html

Hi flimshaw $75 is not ideal budget for a graphics card for gaming, personally, i recommend GT 730 DDR5, which is strong for 720, but it is not recommended for 1080p alternatively, R7 250 or GT 610 is also a good option for you.. Regards.. for the comparison between GT 730 and R7 250...

"What is a effective memory clock? I didnt know that. " it's kinda hard for me to explain but i'd give it a try.. let's take HD 6670 as an example: HD 6670 DDR3 memory clock: 800 MHz effective memory clock: 1600 MHz HD 6670 DDR5 memory clock:1000 MHz effective memory clock: 4000 MHz for...

welcome to the forum.. all brand new motherboards and PC released at this time support external graphics card, so it's not something to worry about.. i'm more curious about your RAM.. and one more thing, GTX 750ti will bottleneck with your dual core CPU.. btw, GTX 750ti is good affordable...

avoid that GTX 560, just like you mentioned above, it will bottleneck your CPU and ram.. in your case, that GT 730 is the best choice, it will also bottleneck, but not as worse as GTX 560.. GT 730 DDR3 specs: CUDA Cores 96 Base Clock (MHz) 700 GT 730 Memory Specs: Memory Clock 1.8 Gbps...

GTX 670 is an old video card (released first on 2012), and the price is ridiculously expensive. It is far stronger than your HD 7750, but it's not worth to buy.. Unfortunately, with your your budget, GTX 750 ti is the best choice, along with R7 260X.. however, if want to invest more budget, i...

they are good, but for 720p resolutions only, however, if you still want to get one of them, just make sure you get the DDR5 version.. obviously, for larger resolutions, you need stronger graphics card like GTX 750 ti or R7 260X.. you can see the quick review from GT 730 and R7 250 here...

Hi jeysan welcome to the forum :) I've seen your parts choice, and yes they are ready for 1080p gaming.. well for that budget, i recommend GTX 960 which is designed for 1080p, alternatively, if you prefer AMD graphics card, then R9 270X is also a good option.. if you want to spend above...

Hi Silgni 200 or 300 dollars is too much if you want a video card for office and "light" gaming... and what is your resolutions?? because the graphics card recommended by others is designed for 1440p and may be overkill for your need.. The video cards i recommend are: - R7 250, great video...

may i know your budget and your resolution?? well i agree with Calculagator, i also recommend GTX 950 or GTX 960.. this is the effective memory clock from GTX 960: 7.0 Gbps (http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-960/specifications) while the effective memory clock from HD...

avoid the HD 6670 DDR3 get the DDR5 version instead, with 4000 MHz effective memory clock, it's quite strong to run GTA V: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CdeiIrHjUgE you can read the review here http://thegamingpcsguide.blogspot.com/2015/06/amds-radeon-hd-6670-review.html

don't worry, your 250W PSU is sufficient for low power video card like HD 6450 especially DDR5 version (18 Watts max TDP) and GT 610 (29 Watts max TDP).. however if you want to upgrade to at least 350w PSU, i recommend the GTX 750 ti you can read the review of HD 6450 and GT 610 here...

Gtx 750 Ti is an affordable and strong graphics card https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i5fLQv7_YNg, however, the difference between GTX 750 ti and 650 Ti is not significant.. if you have more budget, i recommend either GTX 960 or R9 270X you can read the 750 Ti review here...

you don't have a lot of choice with that 220W psu .. however, if you wanna a take a little risk, i recommend HD 6540 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wq-uu-2CQ7g, especially the DDR5 version... it's quite strong for 720p and its max TDP is just 18 Watts.. for more options please visit my...

if that's the case, you need GTX 960, which can run Assassin's Creed Unity on ultra settings https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3pPBVh7YEmk the best alternative is R9 270X, stronger than GTX 750 ti and can run Assassin's Creed Unity around 30 fps on high settings...