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Been trying to figure out a way to build a new system....it aint gonna happen Frown

 

I was looking at some EVGA cards and was hoping for some suggestions for around 200 bucks. Something that I could eventually pair with another when I did get a new system.

 

Lastly I have a dual core with 2 gigs ram, will the card even help enough to matter? Or will I just be stuck with a card that goes faster than my system can handle?

 

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This guy does this, and a bunch more reviews, monthly. You can start with his list.. and then do some specific searches in NewEgg.. Ebay.. and the like.

 

http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/best-gaming-graphics-card-geforce-gtx-590-radeon-hd-6990,2879.html

 

For the service and etc.. that goes with buying online, I have found it hard to beat NewEgg.

 

 

Why don't you give us the complete specs of your current system. This will help to make a decision on what to do.



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OK let the laughing begin Tongue out

 

TF7025-M2

AMD dual core 6000

2 gigs ddr2

430 watt PSU

GEForce 8600

Vista64

250 gig drive

(had a DVD but it died lol)

 

I wanted to do a whole system but I dont see anything re-usable, and Ive seen shoes come in a box better than my case Laughing  The graphics was the only thing I thought that would help and be able to transfer later. Here is a page I was looking at earlier, but then I seen some of the 500 series lower end in the same range.  So I thought someone could suggest what they had and why it was best.



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It will take me some time to look about and study, but just off the cuff I believe you are correct in your thinking. The graphics card upgrade probably will be your best option right now. Even if you cannot benefit from all the graphics power (not saying you won't.. just don't know if you will), you should improve.. and you will have a card to move on to a new rig in the future. (one that you could probably buy another just like it and use in SLi or CrossFire mode).

 

I will get back to you after I look around.. may be a few days.

 

Happy Hunting!!!



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Nutcutter The easiesty wayto upgrade your pc now a days is to upgrade the video card. They also have a processer built in them so yes it will make a big difference and as far as recommendations these guys helped me a lot in that department!



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