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Egnever

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11. Yup looks like a solid card for the money.

Sun Sep 18, 2016, 02:43 PM

Sep 2016

Should cover your needs no problem.

Keep in mind that is the version with no power connector and it is throttled to achieve that. The reviews I am reading on it seem to indicate that is not much of an issue as long as you aren't trying to get ultra settings at 1080 in grafics heavy games.

People report being able to get good results at 1080 in high settings in almost everything though so with your occasional gaming I would guess it will chew up anything you throw at it.

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Looking for videocard for older desktop [View all] SHRED Sep 2016 OP

Not a Windows person, but I can recommend gpureview.com ... eppur_se_muova Sep 2016 #1

thanks SHRED Sep 2016 #2

There are tons of them what are you using it for? Egnever Sep 2016 #3

Gaming once in a blue moon... SHRED Sep 2016 #4

Do you have a price range you are looking to hit? Egnever Sep 2016 #5

about $100 SHRED Sep 2016 #6

Duh I am an idiot Egnever Sep 2016 #7

Thanks!!! SHRED Sep 2016 #8

I think I found a smoking deal @ $89 SHRED Sep 2016 #10

Yup looks like a solid card for the money. Egnever Sep 2016 #11

I got it rocking SHRED Sep 2016 #12

Nice! Egnever Sep 2016 #15

I did two things that really helped this older PC SHRED Sep 2016 #16

SSD's are great upgrades Egnever Sep 2016 #17

try here steve2470 Sep 2016 #9

I use Radeon R9 270x ~$100 BlueStateLib Sep 2016 #13

That looks like a good card SHRED Sep 2016 #14