Hey,
I was wondering whether my mobo, GA-F2A78M-HD2, is compatible with the latest Graphics Cards and whether you have any suggestions for Graphics Cards, my budget is around £150
I recommend you buy a gtx 1050ti for this budget or get gtx 1060 but a 6gb card. The 4 gb 1050ti will be better in most of the games than a 3 gb 1060 card. These are the card I used and that I recommend really to be ohnest :
Yes, your board will accept any PCIe X16 gfx card. The GTX 1050 Ti is the fastest card at that price range right now. The RX-470 would be a bit faster if you want to stretch your budget a bit. But which APU/CPU you have will make a difference. No sense getting an expensive card if the APU/CPU bottlenecks it badly. And the PSU that you have will need to be sufficient to power the card.
I recommend you buy a gtx 1050ti for this budget or get gtx 1060 but a 6gb card. The 4 gb 1050ti will be better in most of the games than a 3 gb 1060 card. These are the card I used and that I recommend really to be ohnest :
Yes, your board will accept any PCIe X16 gfx card. The GTX 1050 Ti is the fastest card at that price range right now. The RX-470 would be a bit faster if you want to stretch your budget a bit. But which APU/CPU you have will make a difference. No sense getting an expensive card if the APU/CPU bottlenecks it badly. And the PSU that you have will need to be sufficient to power the card.
I've got AMD A8-7650K (Overclocked to 3.8GHz) with a 500W Power supply so would that cope well with the GTX 1050 Ti?
Yes it will work with 1050 ti for sure. But I will not lie that your cpu will bottlneck this card. I suggest that you invest in a better cpu in a while after. But overall all the games will be playable and I highly recommend you take the card I mentioned. Hope that my answer was helpful! Cheers!
Yes, your board will accept any PCIe X16 gfx card. The GTX 1050 Ti is the fastest card at that price range right now. The RX-470 would be a bit faster if you want to stretch your budget a bit. But which APU/CPU you have will make a difference. No sense getting an expensive card if the APU/CPU bottlenecks it badly. And the PSU that you have will need to be sufficient to power the card.
I've got AMD A8-7650K (Overclocked to 3.8GHz) with a 500W Power supply so would that cope well with the GTX 1050 Ti?
Yes, the GTX 1050 Ti is a 75W card that can usually run on the slot power alone. Normally, a 320W PSU is the recommended minimum. But the +12V rail specs are the most important. I personally would not hesitate using a 1050 Ti or even the 470 with that CPU/APU. You could eliminate all possibility of any bottleneck by going with a lesser card, but your overall gfx performance will less as well.