Best cheap graphics card

yassir560

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I am building a pc and I do need to get much more stuff. I want a good graphics for about 200$.

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  • BOARD:G1. Sniper Gaming B7

    PROCESSOR: Intel i5(LGA 1151)
 
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+yassir560 Your PC has a Skylake processor, therefore it probably has integrated HD 530 graphics.

My rough guess is that a 750 TI discreet GPU is about twice the graphics power of the integrated HD 530 on your CPU in 1080p gaming.

And a GTX 970 is almost precisely three times the processing power of a 750 Ti in 1080p gaming.

The RX 480 (which came out 2 days ago) is approximately equal to a GTX 970; depends on which games you play.

The best value for your money is either of the two cards that I previously recommended to you.
+yassir560 Your PC has a Skylake processor, therefore it probably has integrated HD 530 graphics.

My rough guess is that a 750 TI discreet GPU is about twice the graphics power of the integrated HD 530 on your CPU in 1080p gaming.

And a GTX 970 is almost precisely three times the processing power of a 750 Ti in 1080p gaming.

The RX 480 (which came out 2 days ago) is approximately equal to a GTX 970; depends on which games you play.

The best value for your money is either of the two cards that I previously recommended to you.
 
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Also in addition for the bigger capability of the discreet GPUs when compared to the integrated graphics processor is the hardware support and drivers in games.

If budget is not a concern then definitely the gtx 970 is a real deal here, the RX 480 is a great card too but I would suggest avoiding any card from the current generation for the time being (both for AMD and Nvidia), as we might see reports for issues that may cause some troubles, also the manufacturers will most likely release better editions in the near future. On the other hand if the budget is the decisive element here then the gtx 750 ti is a real bargain, also you might want to consider the R7 370, http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814202197 , http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814202152&ignorebbr=1

the R7 370 is a better performer here when compared to the GTX 750 ti, but it requires more power.