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R9 275m

ExcaliburMC
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Yea. Probably, depends of your monitor.

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Check it out here http://www.notebookcheck.net/AMD-Radeon-R9-M275.124666.0.html

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It's performance is comparable to that of the Nvida 840m and 850m being somewhere in between the 2. It's not a GPU meant for heavy gaming but will probably be able to get you 60 fps at low settings but even that's not for sure.

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