- Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-9100 CPU @ 3.60GHz
- 8gb RAM (i could upgrade it to 16gb if neccessary)
- gaming @ 1920 x 1080
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the best performing is not going to be the cheapest one.What's the best graphics card out there that my processor and wallet can handle? I'm not going for the RTX series, just the best performing, cheapest GTX one.
Sorry for my dumb post, my real concern is, can the mentioned processor handle any graphics card? Or is there a limit to what can I choose?the best performing is not going to be the cheapest one.
there is more to consider when deciding what level of card you're looking for;
what games may you be playing, if any? and what level of detail, resolution, and frame rates would you be looking to reach for now and in the future?
what else would you be looking to do with the system? video editing\encoding, mining, etc..?
and no one here knows what your wallet can handle.
shop around and see what cards you can find in your budget.
then come back and ask for recommendations based on what is actually available for you.
Thanks for your criticism, I already edited my post. Thank you for taking the time to replythe best performing is not going to be the cheapest one.
there is more to consider when deciding what level of card you're looking for;
what games may you be playing, if any? and what level of detail, resolution, and frame rates would you be looking to reach for now and in the future?
what else would you be looking to do with the system? video editing\encoding, mining, etc..?
and no one here knows what your wallet can handle.
shop around and see what cards you can find in your budget.
then come back and ask for recommendations based on what is actually available for you.
You can install all types of gpu, both the cheapest or the most expensive.Can my processor Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-9100 CPU @ 3.60GHz handle any type of graphics card? Or does it limit my choices of choosing a graphics card?
Also depends on the PSU what GPU you can add to your system. What't the make and model of the PSU?Thanks for your criticism, I already edited my post. Thank you for taking the time to reply
As for the PSU, I'm going to choose one after I decided on a GPU.Also depends on the PSU what GPU you can add to your system. What't the make and model of the PSU?