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Winerly
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Honestly, I wouldn't recomend anything special. It's really not a great CPU. Can you aford an upgrade, or your budget won't allow it?

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That CPU is worthless and not fit for gaming. Get a better one and then think about a GPU.

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Probably something around a GTX 950, GTX 750 ti, or R9 280.

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12 minutes ago, bruny06 said:

Honestly, I wouldn't recomend anything special. It's really not a great CPU. Can you aford an upgrade, or your budget won't allow it?

not all games,.. i just want to build a pc in mid gaming with a8-9600.. all i want is which is best graphic card can fit in the cpu.. thanks :)

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8 minutes ago, Winerly said:

not all games,.. i just want to build a pc in mid gaming with a8-9600.. all i want is which is best graphic card can fit in the cpu.. thanks :)

 

That CPU is NOT for gaming! Its a low-low-LOW end CPU. Do not try to build with something like that, especially if your aim is "mid gaming", that will NOT work!

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On 11/26/2019 at 6:50 PM, Winerly said:

not all games,.. i just want to build a pc in mid gaming with a8-9600.. all i want is which is best graphic card can fit in the cpu.. thanks :)

Like @Kenpachi1985 said, that CPU is really not for gaming. You could definitely install a graphics card in and run games, but the CPU will provide you with a poor experience. You wouldn't really install a powerful GPU, to avoid bottlenecking, so, I would only go up to a GTX 1050 or 1050Ti. While this will allow you to run some games, since you're on AM4, depending on your motherboard, I would get something like a Ryzen 5 1600, if you're on a tight budget, or a Ryzen 3600, if you have a good enough motherboard. A better CPU will allow you to fit a better GPU, and therefore, you'll be able to run more games, at better framerates. My advice is, unless you're on a REALLY tight budget, buy a new CPU and GPU, and even motherboard, if yours is not good enough for the newer Ryzen CPUs. In my experience, it's always better to spend more money on something that will last you longer.

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