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2012-06-11, 11:51 AM | [Ignore Me] #1 | ||
First Sergeant
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So, I've talked to Goku a bit and I guess I've found a good and cheap GPU that would work fine with the games I'm unable to play in this current form of my PC.
Would the current PC support: Radeon HD7750? And if not, what would I need to upgrade? Another few GBs of ram when I eventually upgrade to 64 bit? Specs: Amd phenom II 710 X3 2.6 ghz 3 Gb of ram(DDR2, don't know how many sticks) 32 bit windows 7 Gigabyte GA-MA785G-UD3H 450 Watt psu(Don't know model yet) And the piece of garbage I'm sure is making me unable to play games: Amd Radeon 4200 HD. As for resolution, I'm considering in the range of 1024x800 to 1200x1024 The games I'm unable to play: Tribes ascend, black light retrubution: Absolutely terrible 11-17 FPS even on 600x400 and tweaks, barely playable. Splinter Cell conviction, mirrors edge and dragon age origins: 25-19 FPS, playable, but barely fun compared to playing on my brother's laptop. Sniper Elite v2, Crysis 1 and 2, The Mass effect series, The F.E.A.R Series, The Assassins creed series, borderlands, Deus ex:Human Revolution, and Bioshock: Unplayable. The maximum I've seen was 5 FPS. My computer barely overheats and the only time I've truly felt that it needed a rest was 3 or 4 years ago, on a continuous week of 40+ temperatures. I usually have on low settings but I don't want to max anything. Also, is it worth it to upgrade my PSU a bit to support a 7770? Last edited by ThermalReaper; 2012-06-11 at 11:53 AM. |
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