Been running an 8800 GT for almost six years and it's finally crapped the bed, so it's time for a replacement.
I don't do a lot of gaming these days, so I'm looking to keep it around $100. I'd also prefer something quiet and low in power consumption.
It seems the Radeon 7750 may be a good bet. I especially like that it doesn't require external power.
However, I have one stipulation that's making my search difficult: I'd really like to make sure my next card is capable of outputting a 4K signal for future-proofing purposes. Many of the 7750s/7770s I've looked at appear to max out at 2560x1600, according to the specs on Amazon/NewEgg. But I get the feeling the listed max res may be inaccurate in some cases. (Is it just a matter of making sure the card says DisplayPort 1.2, or what?)
Can someone point me in the right direction? In summary: $100 or less, 4K capable, as little power consumption as possible. 7750 preferred, but 7770 (or something comparable) would be alright.
I don't do a lot of gaming these days, so I'm looking to keep it around $100. I'd also prefer something quiet and low in power consumption.
It seems the Radeon 7750 may be a good bet. I especially like that it doesn't require external power.
However, I have one stipulation that's making my search difficult: I'd really like to make sure my next card is capable of outputting a 4K signal for future-proofing purposes. Many of the 7750s/7770s I've looked at appear to max out at 2560x1600, according to the specs on Amazon/NewEgg. But I get the feeling the listed max res may be inaccurate in some cases. (Is it just a matter of making sure the card says DisplayPort 1.2, or what?)
Can someone point me in the right direction? In summary: $100 or less, 4K capable, as little power consumption as possible. 7750 preferred, but 7770 (or something comparable) would be alright.
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