bilalbilal
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Hi everyone!
So basically, I used to be a pc geek and build computers back in the day, but during studies gave it a break, and never went back.
Been ten years since
But now need some advice....
My little brother (who doesn't live with me!) went and had a gaming pc custom built....brand new with monitor and gaming accessories....for £550....
But the specs are, well to Me, rubbish, lol.
He's getting a maximum of 40FPS on Fortnite!
So I suggested getting a new graphics card, but so much has changed I'm baffled.I'veattached screenshots of the speccy specifications for help.
question is - how do I know which graphics card will support the motherboard in his computer and have things changed from PCI?
google has too much?!? Lol
and can anyone recommend a good graphics card - prefer buying a used one that's better rather than a new cheap one.
The
MSI NVIDIA GTX 970
Seems ok.....but not sure if it will work?
It has to be more than 60fps as that what's he gets on his PS4.
Budget is around £100
Recommendations?
Thanks
So basically, I used to be a pc geek and build computers back in the day, but during studies gave it a break, and never went back.
Been ten years since
But now need some advice....
My little brother (who doesn't live with me!) went and had a gaming pc custom built....brand new with monitor and gaming accessories....for £550....
But the specs are, well to Me, rubbish, lol.
He's getting a maximum of 40FPS on Fortnite!
So I suggested getting a new graphics card, but so much has changed I'm baffled.I'veattached screenshots of the speccy specifications for help.
question is - how do I know which graphics card will support the motherboard in his computer and have things changed from PCI?
google has too much?!? Lol
and can anyone recommend a good graphics card - prefer buying a used one that's better rather than a new cheap one.
The
MSI NVIDIA GTX 970
Seems ok.....but not sure if it will work?
It has to be more than 60fps as that what's he gets on his PS4.
Budget is around £100
Recommendations?
Thanks