Graphics card

[Bluelaser]

I was playing TF2 on my comp, but it was laggy, I have a bad graphics card, but a really good processor and good ram, here are the stats:

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Ram: 3.00 GB
System type: 32 bit
Processor: 2.00 GHHz

 

[saphirekosmos]

Well I have an Nvidia 9800 Gt, I got it for like 160 from newegg. Is it a laptop or a desktop? Also what is your price range?

 

[NoNameMcgee]

Well I have an Nvidia 9800 Gt, I got it for like 160 from newegg. Is it a laptop or a desktop? Also what is your price range?

I second this notion! The 9800GT is affordable and plays all games exceptionally well, I have one myself.

 

[Bluelaser]

It is a laptop, about 1000$.

 

[Pielikey]

you didn't specify how many cores your processor is, or what kind it is. The difference between a Core 2 Celeron and an i7 is huge

EDIT: I have a 100 dollar HD 4850, and it works very well.

 

[Pingieking]

Well I have an Nvidia 9800 Gt, I got it for like 160 from newegg. Is it a laptop or a desktop? Also what is your price range?

I second this notion! The 9800GT is affordable and plays all games exceptionally well, I have one myself.

Thirded. Good bang for the buck.

 

[ThrobbingEgo]

Well I have an Nvidia 9800 Gt, I got it for like 160 from newegg. Is it a laptop or a desktop? Also what is your price range?

I second this notion! The 9800GT is affordable and plays all games exceptionally well, I have one myself.

Thirded. Good bang for the buck.

Fourth, but I have the laptop variant.

Still a sweet card.

 

[Jaranja]

I have a GeForce GTS 250. I've never had a single problem with it. It came with my computer, though. So, I'm not entirely sure on the cost.

 

[saphirekosmos]

hmm, I dunno what to tell you with the laptop. You should check to see if you can even upgrade your laptops graphic card. If not then you are out of luck. However if you can spend a grand or so you can build a pretty decent desktop comp.

 

[era81]

Well if you have a laptop I don't think you change the gpu so you might wanna think about a new one.