Hi,
I have a pc with the following specs
Intel Pentium g645 2.9Ghz dual core
4gb RAM
motherboard: MSI H61M-P20 socket: 1155
Nvidia geforce 8600gt 256mb VRAM.
Huntkey power adapter 350 Watt
I want to upgrade the processor to the Intel core i5 3350P and I also wanna upgrade the graphics card. I want to play Battlefield 4 at medium to high settings.(It would be nice if I could play it at ultra) I am a bit on a budget. For the graphics card I want to spend around 150-170 euros.(200-225 dollars) I was looking at the gtx 750 ti but I heard good stories about the Radeon R7 265 and that it gives better frames. So right now I dont know wich is a good video card? Should I go with Nvidia or AMD? Or just overall what would be a good card, not too expensive to play Battlefield 4 at some good settings? Does anyone know a video card that is not too expensive to play Battlefield 4 on some high settings but without having to replace my power adapter?(mine is only 350 Watt so if the card is inefficient I might have to replace the power adapter wich I wanna avoid in terms of costs)
I have a pc with the following specs
Intel Pentium g645 2.9Ghz dual core
4gb RAM
motherboard: MSI H61M-P20 socket: 1155
Nvidia geforce 8600gt 256mb VRAM.
Huntkey power adapter 350 Watt
I want to upgrade the processor to the Intel core i5 3350P and I also wanna upgrade the graphics card. I want to play Battlefield 4 at medium to high settings.(It would be nice if I could play it at ultra) I am a bit on a budget. For the graphics card I want to spend around 150-170 euros.(200-225 dollars) I was looking at the gtx 750 ti but I heard good stories about the Radeon R7 265 and that it gives better frames. So right now I dont know wich is a good video card? Should I go with Nvidia or AMD? Or just overall what would be a good card, not too expensive to play Battlefield 4 at some good settings? Does anyone know a video card that is not too expensive to play Battlefield 4 on some high settings but without having to replace my power adapter?(mine is only 350 Watt so if the card is inefficient I might have to replace the power adapter wich I wanna avoid in terms of costs)