I would go for any of those except for the top one as your motherboard doesn't support pci 2.1.
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I would go for any of those except for the top one as your motherboard doesn't support pci 2.1.
Your pc wouldn't be able to play newer games on high settings, If you were willing to you could look at building your own gaming pc..
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Why not? My cpu is ok right? Is it because of my motherboard? Things like that will help me decide if I need to try and build my own :3
My friend has almost the same specs as me only difference is his video card, but hes able to handle almost all games at high-ultra
Most new games nowadays are requiring high performance cpu's like an intel i5 or i7, 8GB ram or more and a power GPU and also a big hdd. What kind of games is he playing like skyrim, cod..
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Hmm ok well could you suggest the perfect video card that will definitely increase my gaming capabilities to whatever I can get up to
You would need a whole new PC to play games at the highest settings.
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Ok well I don't think I will get a new pc, 1 last question though.
SAPPHIRE Ultimate Radeon HD 6670 1GB 128-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 2.1 x16 HDCP Ready Video Card (100326UL) - Newegg.com
Is this compatible? Would I be able to get this
No because you motherboard only supports pci 2.0..
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Not necessarily true. You can install a PCIe 3.0 card in a 2.0 slot. Why shouldn't one be able to install a 2.1 card in a 2.0 slot?
