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As far as Nvidia is concerned, £200 puts you in a hole between the 1050ti and 1060. I have no idea on the AMD equivalents.
Either should do 1080p @60fps in most games but the latter would allow more bells and whistles.
What's your current GPU, CPU and PSU?
Brun-
Windows 7 Pro SP1 64bit - with media.
Intel Core i7 920 @ 2.67Ghz
(8 cores)24GB RAM
Texas Instruments dedicated Firewire controller (and another on the board)
Samsung Super WriteMaster 20x DVD+RW
Western Digital 500Gb SATA 7200RPM 16mb cache hard drive
I think there's another of these in there - I'll check and update this thread.Silverstone Fortress FT01 Tower case - brushed metal, with a nice window. Lots of large fans.
OCZ 600w power supply
Asus P6T SE X58 motherboard
Radeon HD4350 silent PCIe 1024mb graphics card
Scythe fan controller with temperature probes.That's from the add which I picked it up from!
I'm not one of those gamers who cares too much about graphics, I'm happy enough with Xbox level graphics, just rather have something hat can handle the game.
Also need a copy of windows 10, where can I get it cheap and legit?
RangerRussell
Right, I'm gonna upgrade a desktop for the first time. So I need a decent graphics card around £200, I haven't got a clue what all these numbers mean