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Everyone will tell you the same: GT730 is a piece of !@#$ card. It's meant to be used for multimedia, which includes watching movies and literally nothing else. It's also very old, 5 years at least. Yes, the internet shows that this product is supported, that's why you can launch a game, but...

Why wouldn't you be able to?

Hi, a GTX760 owner here. I've owned that card for 3 years and have completed some games with it. Here is what i can tell: For e-sports it's a beast. At 1080p i had ~200fps on league of legends easily, overwatch at 1440p@60fps no problem. I've also tried GTA5 at 1080p: vanilla game (no mods)...

1. Write down your needs. For example games you want to play at what settings and framerate. 2. Check benchmarks and gameplay videos on YT to find out which card best suits you. 3. Buy it and enjoy. To shorten your search-times - 6GB offers about 5-10% better performance when compared to 3GB...

Are you sure, that your monitor is connected to the GPU and not the Motherboard?

43-46'C for CPU at 100% usage is like ice age. For GPU, you should only start worrying if the temps start hitting 85-90+ 'C when you experience thermal throttling.

According to game-debate, 400w should be enough for a GTX1060 6GB (http://www.game-debate.com/hardware/index.php?gid=3540&graphics=GeForce%20GTX%201060) Also, pcpartpicker shows your PC's estimated wattage on the left side when choosing a PC part. 3rd option, calculate your PC's wattage...

You're welcome :) glad to know my gaming knowledge is not useless

I see you're worried about the "playing on a TV" part. Honestly, there is 0 difference for a PC to run a game on a TV or a gaming monitor - the only difference between these two is the input-lag, which means, a gaming monitor will have something like a 1ms inpug lag delay, and the TV will have...

Dont be sorry, this is the purpose of this forum :) I've received your message and i will try to enlighten you a bit. Have in mind that i haven't tried <planetside 2> on my own, but i will try to make something up. Alright, first things first, if that's the only game you're going to play...

What is the resolution of your TV? What is the framerate you're aiming at? What PC parts you currently own? What kind of games are you going to play and at what settings? Dude, give us some information before asking for help. From what you've told, i can say none - you dont need a GPU to run...

Blower type GPU cooler: stock performance, keeps heat out of the PC case. Open air custom GPUs: up to 10-15% better performance when compared to blower type cooler (for example a founder's edition gtx1080 vs any other open air dual-fan gtx1080). Lower temps, better overclocking, but leaves the...

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