Gt 240 512mb gddr5?


  1. Fhadso
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    Gt 240 512mb gddr5?


    A good buy? I"m looking to spend as less* money as possible to upgrade my GT 220.

    EDIT: I wasn't awake yet. My bad :-/
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  3. thefabe
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    Fhadso said:
    A good buy? I"m looking to spend as much money as possible to upgrade my GT 220.
    Not much of an upgrade for wanting to spend as much money as possible.

    Pending on your power supply here are some suggestions.
    https://www.sevenforums.com/graphic-c...ead-first.html
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  4. Fhadso
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    I meant to say "less" lol, I'm not that much of a noob. I would have A GTX 5xx if I had the funding
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