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upgrade card
- Thread starter roger_37
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Corsair RM750x Gold Certified 750W PSU ..i would to try a few games dont know if my card is good enough.
ok will keep that card in mind thanks.
Do not get a 570 coming from a 560.
Try some games with what you CURRENTLY own and if you feel you need more performance we can look into what sort of card would best fit your needs and budget.
MONITOR..pro-lite X2775 HDS
thank you..
So a 1080p screen? Well, as I mentioned earlier, I'd suggest trying your current card out first to see how it handles the odd game.
Failing that, if you don't see yourself getting more into gaming in the future but just want something faster for 1080p gaming,
then I still think an RX570 (or 580) is a pretty good option (it's about twice as fast as your 560 and is great VFM).
Alternatively, if you think that you may wish to get a new monitor (e.g. 1440p)
or look to play games a bit more often, then I'd get something more powerful.
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ok thanks...might go 1440p...would my card handle that? or best to change card?So a 1080p screen? Well, as I mentioned earlier, I'd suggest trying your current card out first to see how it handles the odd game.
Failing that, if you don't see yourself getting more into gaming in the future but just want something faster for 1080p gaming,
then I still think an RX570 (or 580) is a pretty good option (it's about twice as fast as your 560 and is great VFM).
Alternatively, if you think that you may wish to get a new monitor (e.g. 1440p)
or look to play games a bit more often, then I'd get something more powerful.
No, an RX560 won't play games well at 1440p.