Question Best Graphics Cards for HP i3 7th Gen

[Aera1132]

Hi all, can anyone tell me some best Graphics Cards for HP i3 7th Gen

 

[JohnBonhamsGhost]

can anyone tell me some best Graphics Cards for HP i3 7th Gen

Nvidia RTX 4090
AMD RX 7900 XTX.

now if there is some specific task you want a card for,
what type of graphical output you're expecting(resolution, etc)
and if you have a particular budget
someone can narrow the choice down to something that actually fits your purpose and your budget.

and include your complete system's specs.

 

[turtletarget111]

Nvidia RTX 4090
AMD RX 7900 XTX.

now if there is some specific task you want a card for,
what type of graphical output you're expecting(resolution, etc)
and if you have a particular budget
someone can narrow the choice down to something that actually fits your purpose and your budget.

and include your complete system's specs.

Is this a joke or did I misinterpret something? A 2000 dollar video card paired with a 7th gen Core i3?

 

[turtletarget111]

There isn't a lot of information to go off here, but I am going to assume you have something like the Intel i3 7100, a mid-tier i3. At any rate, I would start with something like the RTX 2060. The 2060 plays very nice with the 7th gen i3's, and you can find the RTX 2060 for as little as 200 bucks. If you have more to spend, then I would look at something like the RX 6700 XT. It can be found for around $300-$400 dollars, and will perform considerably better than the RTX 2060. The card will be a little overkill, but it is excellent value for the money and will still work well with your CPU. Hope this helped, take care.

 

[JohnBonhamsGhost]

Is this a joke or did I misinterpret something? A 2000 dollar video card paired with a 7th gen Core i3?

this user specifically asked what the "best Graphics Cards" were with no further explanation of their intent whatsoever.
so that's what they got.

did you miss the rest of my text in that reply or something?

 

[turtletarget111]

this user specifically asked what the "best Graphics Cards" were with no further explanation of their intent whatsoever.
so that's what they got.

did you miss the rest of my text in that reply or something?

They asked, "Can anyone tell me some best Graphics Cards for HP i3 7th Gen". They were specifically asking about their CPU, not the best graphics cards on the market. If they wanted to know the best graphics cards money could buy, there would be no reason to list their CPU. But because they did, we know they wanted more specific details and a legitimate recommendation.

 

[JohnBonhamsGhost]

They asked, "Can anyone tell me some best Graphics Cards for HP i3 7th Gen".

and they got their answer.
doesn't matter what components you're running, the best cards are still the best cards.

what you are insinuating by their statement just leads to more members not fully incorporating all required information specified by the forum rules regarding these types of threads.

for all you know they may have a 350w power supply so the best card for that setup wouldn't include anything you have listed.

 

[turtletarget111]

I don't want to get into a whole thing here, but you keep ignoring the "for HP i3 7th gen" part. You should really read the entire post to ensure you are getting as much context as possible. If I asked, "What's the best RAM to run for an AMD FX-8350," you wouldn't immediately say, "Well, you'd want DDR5 7000 CL34." That would be an incorrect statement. Just because it's the best memory, doesn't mean it has anything to do with the build in question. There is context and nuance you are missing. Most obvious of which is the fact that CPU runs on DDR3. Recommending a basic DDR3 kit would not be perfect, but it would certainly be more beneficial and helpful to point the user in the right direction.

There is nothing wrong with asking for more information, but people post to this thread because they are less tech literate and need assistance. Sometimes all you can go off of is the information they provide in in the immediate post. There is a distinction between giving a potential and legitimate recommendation versus an irresponsible answer. Giving a half baked answer is unproductive and could confuse people who are new to the PC space. (And for the record, RTX 2060 + Core i3 7100 would run fine on 350 watts).

 

[JohnBonhamsGhost]

And for the record, RTX 2060 + Core i3 7100 would run fine on 350 watts

the average manufacturer stated requirements for RTX 2060 is 500-550w.
so this is incorrect.

What's the best RAM to run for an AMD FX-8350

and both cards i listed could run with Aera1132's system if it met power requirements.
while DDR5 RAM would not run with your listed setup.

but whatever,
have a good one.

 

[turtletarget111]

You are so keen on claiming that your initial post was correct, with the caveat that the system in question had the right power requirements, but you turn around and make the assertion that my recommendations would not meet the power requirements of your arbitrary 350 watts. Your comments are so emotional that you can't see your own hypocrisy. You should take a minute to really read a post before you jump on it. Some food for thought. I'm going to call it here. Hopefully you can understand why I took issue with your initial response. Be well my friend.

 

[Avro Arrow]

Hi all, can anyone tell me some best Graphics Cards for HP i3 7th Gen

It's not that simple. What is the wattage of your power supply and what do you want to do with it? If you don't do any 3D gaming and just want a display adapter, then the nVidia GT 730 would be enough.

 

[Aera1132]

Thanks so much for all your answers