what is better gt 610 ddr5 or gt 710 ddr3 ?

DSzymborski

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Where are you seeing a GT 610 with DDR5 memory?

Regardless, the GT 710 is better, better being only a relative comparison. Neither are going to do much more than display Windows and play solitaire.

Ah, stuff added. 730 is better than either. But again, even with the best GT 730 (with DDR5 memory), keep expectations limited. If you have an old AMD CPU without integrated graphics from 2010 and you just need to run the PC, any of these will do fine, but if you're trying to play Fortnite or something, you ought to save up longer as none of these will be satisfying solutions for things like that.
 

becauseisherenow

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oh sry it's gt ddr3

what is better gt 710 ddr5 2gb or gt 730 ddr3 2gb?

and if the gt710 ddr5 is 1gb would make a difference
Operating System
Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit SP1
CPU
Intel Core 2 Duo E8400 @ 3.00GHz
Wolfdale 45nm Technology
RAM
4.00GB Single-Channel DDR3 @ 532MHz (7-7-7-20)
Motherboard
Dell Inc. 0200DY (CPU)
Graphics
Generic Non-PnP Monitor (1280x1024@60Hz)
2047MB NVIDIA GeForce GT 610 (NVIDIA)
Storage
465GB Seagate ST500DM0 05 HD502HJ SCSI Disk Device (SATA)

i play csgo and rocket league , i want to get 60-80fps on these games
idk if i would run fort on this new gpu
 
Get a GT 730 GDDR5, the other cards are a bit of a waste to get and a used 730 GDDR5 should not cost much more than the others. Not sure how good of a result you will get in the games you want due to the old CPU, but should be better than your 610. Unless you have a very weak power supply, the GT730 should work in almost any system.
 
How much are these priced? If a card like a GT 1030 is available for not too much more where you are, it might potentially be a better option, as it will be significantly faster.

The only issue might be that the 10-series cards dropped support for analog connections like VGA, so unless your monitor supports a digital connection like DVI-D, you would also need to add an active converter to make it work.
 

becauseisherenow

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i will buy new computer next year
it's 96$ in my area and gt 730 is 70$
 
A DDR5 730 should be the minimum you consider. The tricky part is that you mention getting a new computer next year. A completely new computer including a new videocard? Because if you plan to reuse this card then a 730 is a waste of money. BUT if you were to buy something better like a 1030 it might not work in your old Wolfdale system today.

At 1280x1024 a 730 will be struggling in many games, since that card works best at 720p or less. Then again, it's doubtful you are playing anything 'newer' on a Wolfdale based system.

If it were me I would not buy a card until you are ready to get the new computer. If you get a Ryzen with onboard graphics then you wouldn't need the 730 or 1030.