Core2 Duo E4600 vs E2-3200 APU - GreedFall GTX 950 - Game Performance Benchmarks

Best Graphics card for Core 2 duo E4600I have an old computer that I want to make into a gaming pc in order to play games like GTA V, Overwatch, Battlefield, etc. I was thinking of buying either a 1050 or a 1050 ti, but im not sure if those are the best options.PC SpecsProcessor: Intel core duo E4600Motherboard: GA-945GCM-S2CPSU:480WRAM:4gb 1333mhz

1080p at "playable" FPS? Not a chance.Note: I did NOT say it won't play those games "really" well. I said It won't play those games well, if at all.-Wolf sends

Compatible graphics card for Core 2 Duo e4600Hello,I want to upgrade to a new gpu which doesn't bottleneck my PC, My PC specs:2 GB RamIntel Core 2 Duo e4600 2.40 GHzMillennium 965 motherboardZotac Nvidia Geforce GT 210Frontech ATX P4 450W PSUFew gpu(s) in my view - R7 260x, R7 250x, HD 7750, HD 7770, HD 7790.I want the best card which can handle games like Titanfall, COD Ghosts, Watch Dogs, Crysis 3 etc.. No price range because i know costly cards will bottlneck my PC.

It's okay. Get the r7 260x then save money to upgrade the whole thing

core 2 duo e4600 with gtx 650 ti 2gb boostif i can run gtx 650 ti 2gb boost with core 2 duo e4600 with power supply of 450w

Agreed - I'd go no higher than a non-Boost GTX650 Ti unless you're planning on using this card in a new computer and it's only going with the Core 2 Duo temporarily.

Intel Core 2 Duo E4600 and Geforce Gtx 750 TiWould there be any problems using a Geforce Gtx 750 Ti with a Core 2 duo E4600? My PSU is 500W

Nope, just about nothing I can think. I'd expect the only problem would be if your motherboard has the appropriate slot which I'd be surprised if it didn't.

HP DC7800 SFF Core 2 Duo E4600 2.4ghz 2GB Ramhello , i purchased a HP DC7800 SFF Core 2 Duo E4600 2.4ghz 2GB RAM , and i was wondering if theres a certain graphics card i need to get in order to play kind of high video games for it. help would be appreciated , please and thank you :]

Here's a low profile card with decent speed at a low power http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814133523 That's still a PC with an outdated CPU. The RAM would be the easiest thing to upgrade actually: you can double it from 2 to 4 GB. What version of Windows is loaded on it?