Is HD 7770 + i3 2100 good for 1600*900 at 60Hz resolution

[Kai Nine]

As the title says ! i am planning to buy HD 7770 is it good for gaming
and one more thing will it be able to run the future games(2015-16)
Thanx in advance

 

[Quakemz]

This will be a rather lower-end gaming set-up. You will be able to play modern games right now but not super well. Future games I would NOT recommend this set-up.

 

[refillable]

I have doubts, but if you could possibly get something like R9 270, Then I won't.

 

[Kai Nine]

I Know this and i'll upgrade my rig later except the graphic card so just asking if hd 7770 is good or not

 

[Quakemz]

I have doubts, but if you could possibly get something like R9 270, Then I won't.

Even a 270 isn't exactly a card you expect to play games well in 2016. Plus he is running a 2nd gen i3....That's problematic enough to try to run a decent mid-range GPU.

 

[Quakemz]

I Know this and i'll upgrade my rig later except the graphic card so just asking if hd 7770 is good or not

It's OK. Somewhat low-end. IF you don't need to play games at high settings or 1080p, it will work fine for you. The problem is, to get a better card, you might also need a CPU upgrade, and maybe even a PSU at that point. Bottom line is that it is hard to have a dated machine, throw in a GPU and hope for the best. The 7770 will play most games out at low-medium settings at OK frame-rates. It will by no means blow you away.

 

[Kai Nine]

I have doubts, but if you could possibly get something like R9 270, Then I won't.

Even a 270 isn't exactly a card you expect to play games well in 2016. Plus he is running a 2nd gen i3....That's problematic enough to try to run a decent mid-range GPU.

I Know this and i'll upgrade my rig later except the graphic card so just asking if hd 7770 is good or not

It's OK. Somewhat low-end. IF you don't need to play games at high settings or 1080p, it will work fine for you. The problem is, to get a better card, you might also need a CPU upgrade, and maybe even a PSU at that point. Bottom line is that it is hard to have a dated machine, throw in a GPU and hope for the best. The 7770 will play most games out at low-medium settings at OK frame-rates. It will by no means blow you away.

around june '14 i'll buy an i5 4670k or somthing like that will change my ram and psu to

 

[refillable]

Well I thought as time goes, CPU isn't that much needed for gaming unlike the GPU. My Instinct could tell that a 270X could run games in Low-Med settings in 2016.

 

[Quakemz]

I have doubts, but if you could possibly get something like R9 270, Then I won't.

Even a 270 isn't exactly a card you expect to play games well in 2016. Plus he is running a 2nd gen i3....That's problematic enough to try to run a decent mid-range GPU.

I Know this and i'll upgrade my rig later except the graphic card so just asking if hd 7770 is good or not

It's OK. Somewhat low-end. IF you don't need to play games at high settings or 1080p, it will work fine for you. The problem is, to get a better card, you might also need a CPU upgrade, and maybe even a PSU at that point. Bottom line is that it is hard to have a dated machine, throw in a GPU and hope for the best. The 7770 will play most games out at low-medium settings at OK frame-rates. It will by no means blow you away.

around june '14 i'll buy an i5 4670k or somthing like that will change my ram and psu to

If you are planning major upgrades like that in 6 months, I'd say get the 7770 now, since it will just kind of get you by now, then upgrade to a good GPU after your major CPU/RAM upgrade if you can.

 

[Kai Nine]

thanx for your help

 

[Quakemz]

thanx for your help

No problem, my friend. I hope it does what you need it to for the next 6 months. Then you will thoroughly enjoy your major overhaul.