Looking for compatible or dual graphics card for AMD a8 7600

[jayam_44]

Hi
I have AMD A8 7600 and looking to upgrade it with a graphics card to run the high end games like battle field. would it work? 😉
ive installed 12GB of hyperx fury RAM 8+4GB
please help me out with the suitable cards or is it the dual graphics will do my job. suggest me with models.
Without bottlenecking for sure.
read lot of opinions and now confused with the options.

 

[madmatt30]

Dual graphics isn't worth it .
Top out at something like the 1050ti mate.
Spending any more would be a waste of money.

If that's out of budget then either the Asus strix 460 4gb, or sapphire nitro 460 4gb (extra performance can be unlocked by flashing a custom bios on these 2 cards)

The 7600 isn't the quickest of the fm2 CPUs, ultimately its going to be your performance limiter on a lot of newer games.

 

[werries238]

Yes I agree with madmatt30 get something like the GTX1050ti. That will give you the max performance that your CPU can give, but you will have to upgrade that processor sometime. If the GTX 1050ti is too expensive get a GTX 750ti or GTX 950ti, the 960 is on par with the 1050ti price and performance wise.

 

[jayam_44]

hey
 Thank you for helping me out.
I just wanted to know will the Rx460 bottleneck due to the processor will it run advanced warfare and battlefield 1.
what about the GTX 950 i have both of these as options as both have similar perfomance and frame rates. i want to know which would work with my processor. i know i have messed up by getting this processor.

Dual graphics isn't worth it .
Top out at something like the 1050ti mate.
Spending any more would be a waste of money.

If that's out of budget then either the Asus strix 460 4gb, or sapphire nitro 460 4gb (extra performance can be unlocked by flashing a custom bios on these 2 cards)

The 7600 isn't the quickest of the fm2 CPUs, ultimately its going to be your performance limiter on a lot of newer games.

 

[werries238]

hey
 Thank you for helping me out.
I just wanted to know will the Rx460 bottleneck due to the processor will it run advanced warfare and battlefield 1.
what about the GTX 950 i have both of these as options as both have similar perfomance and frame rates. i want to know which would work with my processor. i know i have messed up by getting this processor.

Dual graphics isn't worth it .
Top out at something like the 1050ti mate.
Spending any more would be a waste of money.

If that's out of budget then either the Asus strix 460 4gb, or sapphire nitro 460 4gb (extra performance can be unlocked by flashing a custom bios on these 2 cards)

The 7600 isn't the quickest of the fm2 CPUs, ultimately its going to be your performance limiter on a lot of newer games.

http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-3065939/7600-max-gpu-bottleneck.html
Well this guy asked the same question. Seeing as the RX 460 and GTX 950 is quite close (The 460 is a bit more future proof and a a little faster) it seems it would create a bottleneck. But TBH most systems have a bottleneck so it might not be as bad. On BF1 it would sure drag the fps down but I don't see a reason why it wouldn't run.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z0gTNnYsYcU
The video shows it runs soo.... yeah

 

[jayam_44]

hey
 Thank you for helping me out.
I just wanted to know will the Rx460 bottleneck due to the processor will it run advanced warfare and battlefield 1.
what about the GTX 950 i have both of these as options as both have similar perfomance and frame rates. i want to know which would work with my processor. i know i have messed up by getting this processor.

Dual graphics isn't worth it .
Top out at something like the 1050ti mate.
Spending any more would be a waste of money.

If that's out of budget then either the Asus strix 460 4gb, or sapphire nitro 460 4gb (extra performance can be unlocked by flashing a custom bios on these 2 cards)

The 7600 isn't the quickest of the fm2 CPUs, ultimately its going to be your performance limiter on a lot of newer games.

http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-3065939/7600-max-gpu-bottleneck.html
Well this guy asked the same question. Seeing as the RX 460 and GTX 950 is quite close (The 460 is a bit more future proof and a a little faster) it seems it would create a bottleneck. But TBH most systems have a bottleneck so it might not be as bad. On BF1 it would sure drag the fps down but I don't see a reason why it wouldn't run.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z0gTNnYsYcU
The video shows it runs soo.... yeah

 when you say future proof, I think i should go for the Rx 460.
Is there any need to disable the onboard graphics if im using this card.

 

[werries238]

hey
 Thank you for helping me out.
I just wanted to know will the Rx460 bottleneck due to the processor will it run advanced warfare and battlefield 1.
what about the GTX 950 i have both of these as options as both have similar perfomance and frame rates. i want to know which would work with my processor. i know i have messed up by getting this processor.

Dual graphics isn't worth it .
Top out at something like the 1050ti mate.
Spending any more would be a waste of money.

If that's out of budget then either the Asus strix 460 4gb, or sapphire nitro 460 4gb (extra performance can be unlocked by flashing a custom bios on these 2 cards)

The 7600 isn't the quickest of the fm2 CPUs, ultimately its going to be your performance limiter on a lot of newer games.

http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-3065939/7600-max-gpu-bottleneck.html
Well this guy asked the same question. Seeing as the RX 460 and GTX 950 is quite close (The 460 is a bit more future proof and a a little faster) it seems it would create a bottleneck. But TBH most systems have a bottleneck so it might not be as bad. On BF1 it would sure drag the fps down but I don't see a reason why it wouldn't run.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z0gTNnYsYcU
The video shows it runs soo.... yeah

 when you say future proof, I think i should go for the Rx 460.
Is there any need to disable the onboard graphics if im using this card.


[/quotemsg]

Not as far as I know, plug it in and put your monitor's cables in the GPU's video outs. If that does not work you can disable the onboard. Someone can feel free to correct me if I'm wrong:)

 

[madmatt30]

^ No you're absolutely right , you can disable the onboard if you like but you don't really need to.
It may suck up 512mb of system ram still but with 12gb installed I wouldn't worry.

Like I said the asus strix 460 4gb & sapphire nitro 4gb can have extra shaders unlocked with a custom bios flash.
Still a decent budget card without but that unlocks 10-15% extra performance.