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Graphics Card Recommendation For Pentium Dual Core

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Wow, OK, well the kid wants to play Physx on those
Nvidia cards and the new Batman game and a couple of others, the system is with
the onboard intel graphics and the budget is around $200. I meant the GTX 560 standard NOT TI
and i believe i will have to change the Power Supply. Update: I overclocked at 3.5 With everything stock i can't believe it.
 
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MrFunkFu said:
Wow, OK, well the kid wants to play Physx on those
Nvidia cards and the new Batman game and a couple of others, the system is with
the onboard intel graphics and the budget is around $200. I meant the GTX 560 standard NOT TI
and i believe i will have to change the Power Supply. Update: I overclocked at 3.5 With everything stock i can't believe it.
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ok THATS A NICE OVERCLOCK. I got my e5400 to 3.6 2 years ago.
The gtx460 Hawk we linked is the best option, with a slight overclock it will be as fast as a gtx560 non ti.
For 115$ AR it is a great deal .
I should know, I have one and mine is as fast as a gtx560ti . 🙂
 
happy medium said:
ok THATS A NICE OVERCLOCK. I got my e5400 to 3.6 2 years ago.
The gtx460 Hawk we linked is the best option, with a slight overclock it will be as fast as a gtx560 non ti.
For 115$ AR it is a great deal .
I should know, I have one and mine is as fast as a gtx560ti . 🙂
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That Hawk 460 looks huge! the case is kinda small i'm not sure
that it will fit, do you believe the standard brand EVGA would be the better
choice?
 
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MrFunkFu said:
That Hawk 460 looks huge! the case is kinda small i'm not sure
that it will fit, do you believe the standard brand EVGA would be the better
choice?
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The Hawk is the best 460 card there is. Oh and its 9 inches long.
The Evga card is 8.25 inches.
 
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