How good is Afox Nvidia GeForce GT 630 4GB Graphics Card ?

[Burne]

Hello

I bought this card 2 months ago and I wonder how good is it for games like Far cry 3 , Modern warfare 2 & 3 , GTA 4, Crysis 2 & 3 , Battlefield 3 ,Mafia 2 and so on ..

I have tested this graphics card on the following games:
Far cry 3 - medium settings - 22-40 FPS
Battlefield 3- Medium settings - 25-35 FPS
Modern warfare 2 - highest settings - 30-50 FPS
Mafia 2- highest settings - 30-45 FPS

So ,I'd like to know how good is this graphics card for gaming with a little better PC stats than mine .I wanna play games like those which I mentioned on medium-high settings and 30 / 35+ FPS

Anyway, here are my PC stats:

AMD Anthlom X2 240 2.80 GHz Processor
2 GB of RAM ( Im planning to add +8 GB DDR3 ,so when I combine it with my current card there will be 10 GB total )
AFOX Nvidia GeForce GT 630 4 GB Graphics Card
Hard Disk: 500 GB
Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit OS ( I'll change it to windows 7 -64 bit or windows 8 -64 bit at same time when I upgrade my RAM)

Maybe if I upgrade my RAM to 10 GB ( add +8 GB and combine with my current 2 GB of RAM ) and upgrade my OS to windows 7 -64 bit or windows 8 -64 bit I'll have more FPS ?

Thank you

 

[jinayhvora]

upgrading RAM DOES NOT improve game performance

 

[Burne]

upgrading RAM DOES NOT improve game performance

If I have more RAM avaliable ,wouldnt objects load faster .. ?

 

[jinayhvora]

yes....probably ur loading times and stuff like that will improve....but the framerate won't

 

[J_E_D_70]

Upgrading the cpu might help some but the 630 just isn't a great gaming card.

 

[Burne]

Upgrading the cpu might help some but the 630 just isn't a great gaming card.

Well my budget was tight ( $100 ) so I couldnt buy an GTX card with that budget..

Anyway ,what CPU can I buy up to $100 ? Can I buy a better CPU than mine AMD Anthlon X2 240 2.80 GHz ? If so ,please let me know, which CPU and its price please

Thanks

 

[Vyrisus]

Anything that will make a noticeable difference over your current CPU will most likely require more wattage. Before you buy anything you'll want to make sure your motherboard supports 95w or possibly 125w processors.

For example:

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819103727

That fits your socket and is a heck of an upgrade over what you have, but it also requires double the wattage, so if your mobo doesn't support it then it makes no difference.