[SOLVED] Max upgrade compatibility, recommendation and suggestion

Jul 18, 2020
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I have Athlon 200GE and Asus EX-A320M Gaming.

Any recommendation for GPU and Ram? Need help. Thank youu
 
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Do you think it is fit for my motherboard?
https://www.asus.com/Motherboards/EX-A320M-GAMING/HelpDesk_QVL/
you can check here for memory compatibility. Whatever ram you wanna buy, just check if its on the chart and if it's there then you should be fine.
I understand that you want to "Max out" GPU but if you get a really good GPU with your current CPU, you may not get much of a performance improvement. If you plan to upgrade your CPU within a few months then sure you can pick up a 1660 Super or something but I will remind you that, a great GPU will cause a lot problems when paired with your current CPU (stuttering/Freezing etc) which may make the game...
I'm guessing you want to avoid cpu bottlenecks with whatever GPU you get. Honestly this is difficult, I wouldn't go above an RX 570/GTX 1650. Not sure about the Ram, Just get 2400/2666 MHz RAM, Corsair Vengeance LPX 2666 should do you just fine.
 
Jul 18, 2020
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I'm guessing you want to avoid cpu bottlenecks with whatever GPU you get. Honestly this is difficult, I wouldn't go above an RX 570/GTX 1650. Not sure about the Ram, Just get 2400/2666 MHz RAM, Corsair Vengeance LPX 2666 should do you just fine.

Thanks, I'm fine with bottlenecks, I'm planning to buy ryzen 5 in future, thats why I want to max out my gpu and ram,
 
Jul 18, 2020
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Do you think it is fit for my motherboard?



I'm guessing you want to avoid cpu bottlenecks with whatever GPU you get. Honestly this is difficult, I wouldn't go above an RX 570/GTX 1650. Not sure about the Ram, Just get 2400/2666 MHz RAM, Corsair Vengeance LPX 2666 should do you just fine.
 
Do you think it is fit for my motherboard?
https://www.asus.com/Motherboards/EX-A320M-GAMING/HelpDesk_QVL/
you can check here for memory compatibility. Whatever ram you wanna buy, just check if its on the chart and if it's there then you should be fine.
I understand that you want to "Max out" GPU but if you get a really good GPU with your current CPU, you may not get much of a performance improvement. If you plan to upgrade your CPU within a few months then sure you can pick up a 1660 Super or something but I will remind you that, a great GPU will cause a lot problems when paired with your current CPU (stuttering/Freezing etc) which may make the game unplayable even if you're getting 60 fps.
I recommend you upgrade both CPU/GPU at the same time if you plan to get a High-end or even Mid-tier GPU.
 
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