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popman711

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Hello, Everyone, So My Specs
CPU - AMD Athlon(tm) II X3 450 Processor
CPU Speed- 3.2 GHz Performance Rated at: 6.08 GHz
Ram - 8.2
OS- Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium Edition Service Pack 1 (build 7601), 64-bit
Video Card - Ge-force GT 520
Sound Card - NVIDIA Virtual Audio Device (Wave Extensible) (WDM)
Free Disk Space - 767.5 GB

I am new to computer building/upgrading so i have a simple question, i want
to have a decent gaming computer so far everything i have is good but my graphics and processor need to be updated, I'm looking to play high end games like GTA 4 and 5 when its released, BF3/4, Black Ops 2 / Ghost or like payday 2 or Arma 3... ETC.. that and not have a problem with frame rates, im not really going to be playing on highest graphics but it i would need to have like 60+ frames on those type of games, Currently i am looking at getting a new graphics card which is the 560Ti, my friend told me it would be a huge improvement and i was wondering what i should do or what would be better than the 560ti that i should look for on ebay or something thats on sale, Basically what i want to know is will i be able to run those types of games if i just improved my graphics card and then improve my processor whenever i want for more frames. If anyone can give me some help or help me out i would appreciate it.



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KeithTalent
 
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The GeForce 520 is not a gaming card. It is a HD video playback card that could play some games at much lower settings, which is a much lighter task than gaming. That is why even the 560 Ti is indeed a huge boost compared to it.

But currently, the GTX 7xx or 6xx are the latest Nvidia cards on the market and the Radeon 7xxx series are the latest series of AMD cards.
 
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