[phillpower2]

No the situation is the same with both an AMD and an Intel build, once you told us the games you wished to play in your reply #13 it became apparent that you would benefit from a dedicated video card to get the performance that those games require.

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which is a good video card not so expensive but significantly better that the geforce 9500GT that i have right now?

[Jimklol]

which is a good video card not so expensive but significantly better that the geforce 9500GT that i have right now?

[phillpower2]

You are looking at a minimum of 100 euros to get anywhere near the performance you need, let us know the maximum you wish to pay.

It may be a pain to do it but consider using the CPUs graphics for now and save up enough funds to get a decent video card that will compliment your other new hardware.

[Jimklol]

i really don't know right now i'll probably purchase the rest components and then as you suggest i'll use the cpu card for now and i'll start to save up money for a graphics card i think 100-150euros not more what you suggest for that money? i wish someday to complete this build

Edited by Jimklol, 31 March 2013 - 01:21 PM.

[phillpower2]

Couple of good cards that will cost between 140 and 150 euros, the HD7850 is not as fast as the GTX650Ti but as it is 256-bit the in depth video quality of the card will be better.

http://www.ebuyer.co...rt-fx-785a-zdf4
http://www.cclonline...8wDM2W8CT6_SRpw

[Jimklol]

thank you for your answer but i have a question when i have the money to purchase the graphics card i must purchase a PSU? because i don't know what are the requirements of watt of the graphics card. i mean for the hd7850 because it doesn't mention something like that like the gtx which says 400W

Edited by Jimklol, 01 April 2013 - 05:32 AM.

[phillpower2]

You told us in your reply #5 that you have a 500W PSU so I made sure that both cards were covered PSU output requirement wise, what I cannot provide is information as to how good the quality is of your present PSU as we cannot research a PSU with no product details to go on.

HD7850 System Requirements;

500W (or greater) power supply with one 75W 6-pin PCI Express power connector recommended7 (Please ensure that your PSU has both of these before purchasing a HD7850 card).
Full system requirements @ http://www.amd.com/u...eon-7850.aspx#2

[Jimklol]

thank you for your reply i didn't knew it sorry

[phillpower2]

You are welcome Jimklol

The type of connection the HD7850 requires from the PSU is to the left http://www.playtool....html#pciexpress

[Jimklol]

one question about the video cards i should take the 2gb or the 1gb

[phillpower2]

If your budget will allow it http://www.amazon.co...S/?tag=pcp0f-21
Read the reviews at the link as it will give you an idea of the gaming performance of the card.

[Jimklol]

ty for your answer i found this one http://www.gigabyte....spx?pid=4382#na for 162euros in my country what's your opinion about this one?

[phillpower2]

That would have been my second choice of GTX650Ti card

[Jimklol]

thank you for your reply i want to ask you a question about the motherboard which brand to choose asrock asus gigabyte and which model for intel cpu

[phillpower2]

The 3 are good brands but the best for your budget is http://www.amazon.co...6/?tag=pcp0f-21