good vga for design and gaming??


  1. dunks
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    good vga for design and gaming??


    hi everyone , i want buy some stuff for web design and gaming like 'modern warfare' ,, with the "cheap price"
    here is ,, what's ideal the best?

    1. Intel i3 with GT620 2GB, but only 64bit
    2. HD6250 512MB[/B],

    many thanks,,
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  3. boogieboy
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    Go AMD HD 6850 1GB DDR5 256bit
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