Whats better this card or this http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007... ????
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The Asus is going to be a better performing card if you have a router that supports AC1700 or AC1900 speeds. If you have an older router that supports N300-N450, it won't matter which card you use. If you have an N router that supports N900 speeds, be sure they are using compatible chipsets, otherwise you will only achieve 450Mbps max possible speeds.
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Go by the MB/s not the name of a card. This would, if you study, be exceeding most cards on the market. I have up to 80MB/s. Price will stop you from going much higher.
25481
Nope. I suggest grabbing a gigabyte ga 78lmt-usb3 if you're not planning on running 2 cards. Best bang for your buck
619918
I have the 4gb card. Memory is everything in gaming. Haven't found anything yet this card couldn't handle on high settings. Haven't seen the other card. The 4gb card runs cool. Future proof is good sense. My choice would be the more memory!
1334057
This card has more video memory, so I'd like to think that the picture quality's gonna be just a tad better than the 2Gb GDDR card. Mine's been running cool & stable for the last year, so I can vouch for it's reliability as well...
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Gigabyte supports card less than three years old just record card serial number should you need to call them. I've called them about their used cards I've purchased and have gotten good support. I'm using three of their video cards and a couple of motherboards and got excellent support on all of them. Haven't had to return anything so far, its always been software or installation issue. I've always had good luck with Gigabyte and will continue to use them for all my PCs. Good luck.
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It's pci-express 3.0, you can find more info at hisdigital.com if you're getting this card make sure you have room in your case for it. It's a 3 slot card.
708268
I use that card for wow and never had much trouble from it at all. It's a very good card if you can catch it on sale or refurbished as I did some time ago. I also play many other games on it like Warframe, Heroes of the Storm, Smite, many others.
2193438
It would be overkill for that resolution. I would go for a lower end card unless you play some very, very big hitting games.
190786
You need to get the one that will fit into the l slots on your motherboard. If you have both types, I'd go with the PCI-X which is a faster bus. I chose the PCI card because that's all I had in the older PC I was buying it for.
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I would say much better. A friend bought a 7750 and took it back to get this card for just $30 more. He said it was a big improvement. I stay away from the Catalyst drivers, they seem buggy.
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Hello, Your computer comes with Intel HD Graphics 4400 which is intergraded into the motherboard and is very powerful about as powerful as the PNY card you are asking about there is no real visual differences so if you need a faster card you need to consider a better one than this. If you are not playing games than you don't need a new card but if you are playing very new games than you need a better card than you have or are considering so check with HP to find out if you have a PCI Express slot on the motherboard first and if so then you can get a better PCI Express card and put it in however you may need to switch the media adapter in your bios manually if so you need to know what you are doing if not call HP to help you through it or you may find YouTube video's on it make sure you type in your model number for the right video. Ken,
1861807
Your getting a 4GB instead of 2GB. The last time a spent a little more for this type of update I never regretted it. Other 4GB cards are a lot more spendy than this one.
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I am a little baffled. Amazon is clearly advertising 3 games with this card:http://www.amazon.com/b/ref=amb_link_385638442_3?ie=UTF8&node;=7730641011&pf;_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf;_rd_s=hero-quick-promo&pf;_rd_r=1C2T2HDW88ZW9CXYE4CM&pf;_rd_t=201&pf;_rd_p=1679377142&pf;_rd_i=B00CZIQZ40
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I would say just get a more powerful single card. NVIDIA doesn't have as much room as Crossfire does to work with cards that aren't the same. Also you are only looking at a savings of 50 dollars or so. Too many cons in my opinion to take a chance on overheating your rig , etc.
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Tucker, I can't really answer that question because I don't know what card they put in the previous version. I can tell you, however that the AMD Radeon HD 7870 that they put into this version rated extremely well and in a comparison to the NVidia or Intel graphics card it was clearly the best card. I am extremely pleased with the graphics!
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No. Ditto Libby. My advice is go to the manufacturer for an OEM card, if possible. Dell didn't have one for me, and this one didn't work. I'd have returned it but it was too big a hassle.