I intend to upgrade from an integrated graphics to 5670. I have Core 2 Duo E7400. I play games at 1440x900,am not a gamer with lots of time though, and i have a poor power supply.
Hence, should i buy a less expensive card?
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I intend to upgrade from an integrated graphics to 5670. I have Core 2 Duo E7400. I play games at 1440x900,am not a gamer with lots of time though, and i have a poor power supply.
Hence, should i buy a less expensive card?
azurueus
for the non gaming kind i perscribe the hd 4550 or 5570 both would be much better suited to your use lifestyle. vadtly superior to onboard, good light gaming preformance, low power requirements.
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if u aint got a good psu cant go wrong with a 4670 i think they only draw about 65w on load there a nice card n cheap free delivery on newegg $65
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814102855&cm_re=4670-_-14-102-855-_-Product
well his computer dont sound that old with a e7400 so i asumed he got atleast a 350w psu witch is enough for any of those cards they dont take power cables there low power cards
And they are cheap too. I'd recommend a 5570, but they are a bit pricey at the moment, though it's a great card. My low profile 5570 is massively overclockable and handles it pretty well despite being in my low profile computer. I used to have a 4670 1 GB before I got my current 5850 in my main rig. Might just be my favorite video card ever. Great value (got it for $70 last July), great performance for most of my games, even at 1080p (BF2, 2142, Call of Duty 1-4, FEAR, Etc all played smooth at 1080p maxed out, 60 FPS). I miss it now that I've sold it :cry:4670s tend to be good and draw very little power.
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