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Suggestion on good graphic card with decent price

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Hello

 

I need help on choosing good graphic card for my pc. My budget is around 100$, I'm thinking to buy rx 460 dual oc 2gb graphic card, or probably gtx 1050, with my a8 processor. Or is there any recommendations of more slightly cheaper graphic card, perhaps 70-90$ graphic card would be really helpful and nice if there's any.

Sorry for my bad english, I'd appreciate any suggestions.

 

Thank you.

 

Note: It's for gaming, I've 1366x768 monitor

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What games are you planning on playing? What monitor do you have?

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If you don't want to use craigslist or ebay I would say the gtx 1050

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4 minutes ago, NinJake said:

What games are you planning on playing? What monitor do you have?

1366x768 monitor, probably witcher 3, elder scrolls v: skyrim, etc (story adventure game or something like that)

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As others have stated.. I guess go for the 1050 but if anything try and save up for the 6GB version of the gtx 1060.

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1 minute ago, NinJake said:

As others have stated.. I guess go for the 1050 but if anything try and save up for the 6GB version of the gtx 1060.

I see, thank you for your recommendation

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2 minutes ago, NinJake said:

As others have stated.. I guess go for the 1050 but if anything try and save up for the 6GB version of the gtx 1060.

For 1366x768...

 

 

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For used stuff, $100 should be nearly enough for a R9 285. It's performance is between a 1050ti and 1060 3gb.

 

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32 minutes ago, Mooshi said:

For 1366x768...

Yes. This way they don't get a 2gb card and need to spend another 100-200 bucks in a year when games become more memory intensive. They said they want to play Skyrim so...

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