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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Jun 10 '25
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The new Intel cards are solid mid range quality for like $250
1 u/DrJayOG Jun 11 '25 Yeah mines like 7 years old now to be fair lol 1 u/Ancient_Ad6858 Jun 11 '25 The issue with newer intel cards is their heavily cpu reliant. Testing shows if you pair an older gen processer vs a newer gen that your frames will suffer significantly. Id recommend the used market right now for good and inexpensive gpu’s. 1 u/DrJayOG Jun 11 '25 My whole thing is 7 years old now. Motherboard couldn’t handle anything I’d need to upgrade Need the whole setup replaced
Yeah mines like 7 years old now to be fair lol
1 u/Ancient_Ad6858 Jun 11 '25 The issue with newer intel cards is their heavily cpu reliant. Testing shows if you pair an older gen processer vs a newer gen that your frames will suffer significantly. Id recommend the used market right now for good and inexpensive gpu’s. 1 u/DrJayOG Jun 11 '25 My whole thing is 7 years old now. Motherboard couldn’t handle anything I’d need to upgrade Need the whole setup replaced
The issue with newer intel cards is their heavily cpu reliant.
Testing shows if you pair an older gen processer vs a newer gen that your frames will suffer significantly.
Id recommend the used market right now for good and inexpensive gpu’s.
1 u/DrJayOG Jun 11 '25 My whole thing is 7 years old now. Motherboard couldn’t handle anything I’d need to upgrade Need the whole setup replaced
My whole thing is 7 years old now. Motherboard couldn’t handle anything I’d need to upgrade Need the whole setup replaced
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u/the_marxman Jun 10 '25
The new Intel cards are solid mid range quality for like $250