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Help Me to get a graphics card !!?
ok here is detailing :)
I want NVIDIA DIRECT X 11 graphics card
My Budget is Rs. 11,000
and i want to play any game at 1440 x 900 all settings set to HIGHEST
Please if possible give me detailing of manufacturer also like MSI,Palit.Asus etc
My Spec
Intel Core 2 duo E4600
Intel DG 33fb Mother Board with PCIe x16 2.0
2 GB DDR2 RAM
360 GB HDD seagate baracuda 7200 rpm
450 W psu
Well don't look at Spec just PLEASE tell me card :P
cause i will change CPU later on at that time i want my Graphics card as the best one ...I cant replace it ...
i can make RAM upto 8 GB n quad core Processor too
4 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
For DirectX 11 support, you need a 500 series card.
If you want highest settings, you have to get a pretty decent card. That narrows down the selection to the GTX 560 Ti or better. A 450W power supply isn't adequate for that level card, so you're looking at a power supply upgrade also.
If your power supply is a good quality Corsair, Antec, Seasonic or the like, you could get by with the GTX 550 Ti which should hit highest settings on some games, but not necessarily all. A cheap power supply just isn't going to run the video card you want.
Also, as the others have mentioned, games that stress a video card also tend to stress the CPU, which your E4600 @ 2.4 GHz really isn't capable of handling without slowing down.
- PersonLv 71 decade ago
2GB of RAM and an e4600 won't cut it. You'll need a better CPU and more RAM before you can start topping games out.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Try a GTX 460
