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New Graphics card

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Ok. So I am not technical about comuters but have just got a new 1080 monitor. My computer isn't bad, except the graphics card is ancient. I don't play games or anything but my card won't support 1080.

Therefore.

I dont know what I need to buy to make my screen look as it should, running windows 7 pro and got a 3ghz dual core something 4gb ram, an AMD motherboard.

If any more info is available I will be able to find out.

Basically, don't want to / need to spend much, decent card which will support 1080 and play videos with VGA and HDMI.

Any help from all you wise guys will help my ignorance..

cheers

Jon
 
Ok thanks, is there any issues with compatability between motherboards and cards etc? Would there be much difference between say, the 512mb and the 1gb 5750 for £20?
 
Cheers, that looks pretty good probably worth the extra as I will use it for graphic modelling and autocad. My computer was a prebuilt one (about 3 years ago) but have been able to upgrade most bits (motherboard, ram, processor, software) so not sure about the PSU, can't imagine it will be much of a powerhouse, anything numbers (output) I should be looking for on it?
 
I don't have any of those 6 pin ones but do have 4 of the 4 pin molex ones, so it should work with an adapter??
Just got the 1gb 5770 from OC hope fully my life will now be complete.
 
Something like this

As long as it play films well and other stuff, I don't play fancy games so don't need any of that wizardary. Is still 1gb and has the dx11 which seems to be popular, I presume it just works a bit slower than the new ones.

Cheers guys, great help
 
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