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Best Potato GPU For $50?

SirTankBall
By SirTankBall
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so i got a dell SFF optiplex 755 for free and i want to give a GPU so i can use it on my TV. i have (but lost it) Geforce 210 (eww) and im looking at GeForce GT 710 (2GB) or a AMD Radeon R5 220 Core Edition (2GB).

 

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You'll need a low profile card, so your options are pretty limited.

 

If you hit up Ebay, you might find a low profile GT 730 or something similar to around $50.

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$50 isn't a lot for a graphics card, will you be using it to game or just general usage?

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mostly just general usage. i have gaming pc with a GTX 950 (2GB) yes i know i need a low profile card. i may do some gaming but i know for $50 the card is a potato. hints why the title is the way it is. i just wanted to know what would be the best potato GPU for this little dell. 

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yeah the GT should be a good pic or look on fb, there are some good deals for used hardware (can be good or bad hit)

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since im in arkansas its full on miss when it come to GPUs on FB. ebay or bestbuy is the best for me sadly

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