What graphics card do you recomend? It'll be paired with a I7 4790k, and 16gb ram.
Cheers.
What graphics card do you recomend? It'll be paired with a I7 4790k, and 16gb ram.
Cheers.
It's ok. Silly question i know.
I decided to go for a GTX 950.
There shouldn't be any bottlenecks hopefully.
Seriously? 1024x768? I was playing games at that resolution 20 years ago!
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I know right. But when you ain't got much money anything will do yeah?
It's a strange resolution though. Your 950 should be good for light gaming at 1080p, especially when coupled to your i7.
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You can pick up 1080p monitors new for £70 - significantly less than you're about to drop on a GTX950. It'll make a much bigger difference to your gaming experience than you probably realise.
if you're not upgrading the monitor, I wouldn't bother with a GPU. Stick to the integrated on the i7, it'll handle 1024x768 with moderate detail levels easily enough.
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I was doing a slow build. Getting the best i could afford durring a time period. And haven't yet got around to buying a graphics card or monitor.
Off course if a win the lotto or was given alot of money then i'd get us a 980 TI and a 1080p or 2K monitor.
Anyway gaming at 1024 with a HD 4600 issn't too bad tbh.
Cheers guys.
If you are playing at that resolution, get a CRT monitor. This is a serious suggestion. You will get far superior refresh rates (frame rates if your graphics card can handle it), black levels, and colours compared to the 4:3 LCD junk.
Update.
I treated my self to a Asus 27" 1080 monitor. And wow the bloody size of it LOL.
Now all i need is a graphics card for it. Won't be till next year mind, but i was thinking of a GTX960ti (if their gonna be any good though.)
Cheers guys.
Is there going to be a GTX 960ti GPU? Have you considered the R9 380? It's slightly cheaper and provides overall better performance than the GTX960. You should be able to run most modern games at max settings with both cards at 1080P So there's that option too just so you know
Sell 8gb of RAM and pick yourself a 1080p monitor?? They are floating around ~£70-£80 for a decent size!
So did you end up picking up a GPU during Black Friday weekend? or are you still waiting for christmas sales to kick in?
No. Gonna wait till next year. I think new cards are coming out in the first quarter.
If all you need is a gpu that does 1024x768 just use the iGPU of any sandybridge or later intel chip, or a A6/a8/a10 amd apu. No need for anyting else.
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