04.07.2012, 15:38
I didn't realy all the posts but I generaly LOLed as most replies, and a serious one was SlashPT's one.
@BlackBank3 He wasn't totaly talking about VRAM but on the GPU performance and yes VRAM helps LOLS. In a FULL HD monitor + GT530 + 256mb the colors would be like a shit.
A cheap graphic card could be GTX560Ti, ATI HD 6850 such like that. SlashPT said a graphic card is considerated from its brandwith, CUDA core (nVIDIA GPUs), Core clock and Memory clock, as well as VRAM helps and the interface. Even a GTX560Ti for about $130 - $160 (most countries) can run games on MAX settings on "high" monitors, good quality, high performance.
On games also depends on your CPU and RAM. CPU on its cores, frequency and such like that. Also on RAM the capacity can handle in, and the write/read frequency.
E.g GTA 4 on a i3 2100 @ 3.3Ghz, 4GB RAM DDr3 1600Mhz, GTX560Ti. Runs on MAX having 30FPS AVG.
@BlackBank3 He wasn't totaly talking about VRAM but on the GPU performance and yes VRAM helps LOLS. In a FULL HD monitor + GT530 + 256mb the colors would be like a shit.
A cheap graphic card could be GTX560Ti, ATI HD 6850 such like that. SlashPT said a graphic card is considerated from its brandwith, CUDA core (nVIDIA GPUs), Core clock and Memory clock, as well as VRAM helps and the interface. Even a GTX560Ti for about $130 - $160 (most countries) can run games on MAX settings on "high" monitors, good quality, high performance.
On games also depends on your CPU and RAM. CPU on its cores, frequency and such like that. Also on RAM the capacity can handle in, and the write/read frequency.
E.g GTA 4 on a i3 2100 @ 3.3Ghz, 4GB RAM DDr3 1600Mhz, GTX560Ti. Runs on MAX having 30FPS AVG.