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28th Nov 2008, 16:41
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I am currently running an AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 4800+ 2.50 GHz and NVIDIA GeForce 8600 GT 512 MB Graphics on the Acer Manufactured F690GVM Motherboard. I want to know which of those two I should upgrade first, the processor or the graphics, to get the best out of modern games. Also if anyone have any suggestions on what to upgrade to from what I have that would be greatly appreciated as well. Thanks
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29th Nov 2008, 08:24
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Games are massively GFX card dependent, upgrading that would see the biggest boost in game performance.
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30th Nov 2008, 10:03
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Your current cpu is fine m8,
better upgrading your graphics card to see a better performance in games and such like, be nice to know how much ram you have though, and concerning wot you upgrade to its a matter of how much u want to spend
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30th Nov 2008, 13:48
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$200 to buy a PSU with max 400 - 500W (I got 250W) and either a 8800 GT or 9800 GT.
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30th Nov 2008, 13:53
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30th Nov 2008, 18:04
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Uh, no, it won't cost you $200 for the PSU. It'll cost you less than $50 to get a quality unit.
If you have that much money to blow, I'd do a 4850 or a GTX 260.
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30th Nov 2008, 18:48
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I meant $200 for both the PSU and the card together. I think the 4850 wont fit under my budget.
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