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If you upgrade your Graphics Card does it make much of a difference? Thanks. |
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Yes. I had a integrated card in one of my desktops for a while and so it was using my systems ram which meant I had less ram overall. Then I bought a new card that had 1GB of dedicated ram and I saw faster performance. Also I had increased frame rates in games. You are upgrading so in short yes it would make a difference. |
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If you have an Integrated On-Board Video Adapter, then yes it makes a HUGE difference indeed. It's worth the investment, trust me.. ($50 - $200 Tops) Anything over $200 is just overkill usually... Anything below $50 better be used or it's not a worth using... NVIDIA GTS 450 is a great Video Card and is considered mid-range but will play most new games on the market I have played. If you want good enough for Video & not Game a $50 PNY 210 is good enough. |
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upgrading your video card does make a huge difference for the following reasons. hardware encoding, gaming, and watching high definition. for gaming, at least spend $125-$150 for watching HD content, you should be fine with a card that is $75. but do keep in mind if you have a pre-built pc (HP/DELL and etc) then make sure your power supply can handle the upgrade. |
