Which is better?And is it good for my pc?

[Thunderstorm2]

Hi i want to upgrade my video card for gaming and I'm not in the us so this is all i can afford here I am looking to play 50% or 60% or even 100% of games if possible

geforce gt 610 2gb
geforce 8400 gs
asus geforce gt 210 2gb

my specs

ram 3gb 2.75 usable

hard drive 74gb 14gb free

intel express chipsets g41

intel celeron dual core e3400. 2.6ghz

1366x768 screen resolution

 

[DasHotShot]

None of those cards will allow you 100%

You won't be playing any modern AAA titles. Expect to run LOL, CS:GO, Hearthstone, Unreal Torunament, Team Fortress 2 and older or simpler games like indie games.

 

[Greybush]

Get the GT 610 and OC the hell out of it.

 

[Iamsoda]

Hi i want to upgrade my video card for gaming and I'm not in the us so this is all i can afford here I am looking to play 50% or 60% or even 100% of games if possible

geforce gt 610 2gb
geforce 8400 gs
asus geforce gt 210 2gb

my specs

ram 3gb 2.75 usable

hard drive 74gb 14gb free

intel express chipsets g41

intel celeron dual core e3400. 2.6ghz

1366x768 screen resolution

It would be best to build a new computer. 3g of ram is not enough, most games are about 7-20gig of hard drive space so the hard drive is too small, that intel celeron is going to puff out at anything that uses cpu, and the 1366x768 is rather low end.

Now for a heavy budget minded approach, try upgrading the ram with a second chip for 6 gig (1 stick or 2 sticks currently?)
get a second hard drive for more space
try sticking a gtx 750 low profile maybe? about $100

 

[asdgw]

O o o

 

[DasHotShot]

Get the GT 610 and OC the hell out of it.

That would result in the sound you get when popping bubble wrap...once.

It is just pointless, save your money and get a new pc or a console. These are not stats for any kind of gaming.

 

[Thunderstorm2]

Ah..what i didn't chose a solution I'm looking at my question now since posting it so how

 

[Greybush]

Just get what you can afford, the 610 is your best bet.