Help about buying a mid range older GPU

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Sapphire is a board partner of AMD exclusively which rebrands the AMD cards as Radeon. The difference between these 2 cards is, ASUS one has 2gb vram whereas Sapphire has 1gb.
If its a GDDR5 then its going to work as GDDR5. Whether the card works to its full potential or not however, depends on your rest of the hardware.
 
Ok. Asus r7 2gb is a good card. The question is, will it be the "waste" of money with the rest of my configuration (that i wrote in my first post). So gddr3 or gddr5?
 
Yes i am aware of that. And i was thinking first to buy motherboard with more ddr2 RAM. And then to go for Intel Core 2 QUAD 3.0GHz Q9650. Is there any motherboard with 4slots per 2gb ddr2 RAM, or they are made only with 2slots of 4gb ddr2 (4gb ddr2 is expensive).
 
Im helping by advising you not to waste your money on a gpu that is bad value and performance.

My advice is to get a 750 ti. Save any further funds for a new build using a more modern platform, as i already said above.
 
I got it :) So i have found something good. I am about to buy these configuration:
Cpu-i5 650 3.20 Ghz
Mboard-Asus P7H55-M PRO up to 16gb ddr3 ram
Ram memory-4Gb ddr3
No Graphic card! And the price is 90euros :)
750 Ti is good but too over my budget(100e) So as i see best buy for me is R7 250 2Gb DDR5 for 100e
 


The platform isnt bad, and quite a lot better than your current, but the cpu is dual core unfortunatly. However, you can always put in a xeon x34xx and clock it up which is quad core and very cheap on ebay. ( I did that for my htpc).

I still wouldnt buy the r7 250. Surely you can get a GTX 660 used for less than that?
 


CPU stays for now. And GPU is going to be Asus Strix GTX 750 ti 2gb OC for 100eur+configuration 90eur =190eur good gaming PC!
Thanks again for your advice, it helped me allot!