ASUS AS M32BF Motherboard graphics card

[craigy389]

what is the best motherboard and graphics card I can get for this pc ?

 

[craigy389]

sorry its a asus

 

[craigy389]

AS is not a brand...

sorry its a asus AS M32BF

 

[craigy389]

Well, you're on FM2+ with that computer and its using an mATX motherboard. I see no point in updating the board. Graphics card will depend on what APU/CPU you have installed in the system and what the wattage/amperage of the power supply is. I could not find that info on the ASUS website.

Download CPU-Z. It's free. It will tell you what CPU you have. Open your case and look at your power supply to see the wattage/amperage and we'll go from there.

I really don't no to much about computers but this is what I have AMD A10-6700 APU WITH RADEON(TM) HD GRAPHICS 3.70 GHz RAM 8GB 64-bit operating system x64-based processor

 

[craigy389]

Well, you're on FM2+ with that computer and its using an mATX motherboard. I see no point in updating the board. Graphics card will depend on what APU/CPU you have installed in the system and what the wattage/amperage of the power supply is. I could not find that info on the ASUS website.

Download CPU-Z. It's free. It will tell you what CPU you have. Open your case and look at your power supply to see the wattage/amperage and we'll go from there.

its 300watt

 

[craigy389]

Ok so based on those answers I am going to suggest that you pick up a GTX750Ti without PCIE connectors. It'll work with your 300W PSU and is a good match for your A10.

The 02G-P4-3753-KR (EVGA 750Ti ITX) is $129.99 @ Newegg and $124.99 at NCIXUS online. If you live near a microcenter you may be able to snag it cheaper.

The reason I suggest this GPU is that it works well with very low end power supplies. It is designed for integration into low end OEM systems like what you have, and the power it provides in terms of raw performance is a good match for an A10.

EVGA is probably the best brand you could buy a GPU from and they absolutely have your back if you have a problem with it, unlike, say, ASUS.

cool thanks one more question would I benefit from getting a better power supply and a improvement on graphics card as I use it for gaming mainly

 

[craigy389]

Ok so based on those answers I am going to suggest that you pick up a GTX750Ti without PCIE connectors. It'll work with your 300W PSU and is a good match for your A10.

The 02G-P4-3753-KR (EVGA 750Ti ITX) is $129.99 @ Newegg and $124.99 at NCIXUS online. If you live near a microcenter you may be able to snag it cheaper.

The reason I suggest this GPU is that it works well with very low end power supplies. It is designed for integration into low end OEM systems like what you have, and the power it provides in terms of raw performance is a good match for an A10.

EVGA is probably the best brand you could buy a GPU from and they absolutely have your back if you have a problem with it, unlike, say, ASUS.

now I feel like a idiot haha u covered the graphics card already should I get just the one graphics card