Help me to find my best Graphic Card.

Hi all,

I want to buy some graphic cards for my PC.

My PC Specifications Are :

MOTHERBOARD : INTEL DG41RQ ( Click here for more details )
CPU : INTEL CORE 2 DUO E4600 @ 2.40 GHz
RAM : 4 GB DDR2 ( 2 * 2 )
VIDEO : INTEL G41 Express Chipset - On-Board ( 1292 MB is written in CPU-Z as memory
but it think its 64 MB)
I saw some graphic cards in range of my budget and i selected : VGA Sapphire RADEON HD 4850 1GB

Here is the Graphic Card details :

Sapphire PCIe 2.0 HD4850 1GB ATI HD4850, PCI Express 2.0 1GB GDDR3 256Bit Memory @ 1.98GHz 2 x DL-DVI / TV Out (Max 2560x1600 DL) Single Slot Fan Cooler HDCP, Full Retail Box ATI CrossFireX Multi-GPU Technology Supports DirectX10.1 & Shader Model 4.1 ** NOTE: Minimum 450W PSU with 1 x 75W 6pin PCI-E power connector req For Crossfire X: Minimum 550W PSU with 2 x 6-pin PCI-E power connector req

I think that my PC could not support this graphic card.
I will be appreciated if anyone tell me compatible Graphic Card.

I don't need it to be the "Newest", i just want it to give me around 60-100 FPS in games like Modern Warfare 2 - FIFA 11 - GTA IV..

Thanks for your reply.

that mobo has a pci-e slot, as long as it not in use that card will work...

i would look for a radeon HD 5XXX series card tho, the 4XXX series is older... look for HD 5830's, or if you can afford it a 5850

DirtyElf said:

that mobo has a pci-e slot, as long as it not in use that card will work...

i would look for a radeon HD 5XXX series card tho, the 4XXX series is older... look for HD 5830's, or if you can afford it a 5850

Thanks for your reply,

Can your explain more about when its not using that card ?
I want some Graphic card with features like i said, 5830 is not available in my area
Can you just tell me which cards are compatible with my PC ?
I mean the PCI-Express or .. the exact data then i can say which cards are available for me.

Thanks for your help.

A couple of questions before making any recommendations,

1. Make and model of power supply?

2. Size of case?

The case looks like it should be fine for just about any card you want to put in it.

The power supply on the other hand,



From everything I have seen about Deer power supplies I wouldn't trust to power a light bulb, never mind a computer. It isn't in this review (but should be),

The Bargain Basement Power Supply Roundup Review

Not sure I would run a card that doesn't require an extra power connection, and I definitely would not run one that does. That 4850 that you have you eye on is one that does, and if that is the one you want to get, you need a new, good quality power supply first.