AMc
Distinguished Member
I recently upgraded to a pair of lovely Dell U2419H Ultrasharp 1920x1080 screens.
They have Display port and HDMI inputs - no VGA - so I had to move from motherboard graphics to a GFX card.
One is connected direct with HDMI the other using a DVI-D to HDMI lead.
I had a passive cooled ATi Radeon HD4550 1GB card spare so I'm using that for now having bullied Win10 to accept it.
I'm mainly using it for productivity work - so 3D performance isn't important.
The system is old and the card is even older.
ASRock H61M-DG3/USB3
1 x PCIe3 x16 slot
1 x PCIe2 x1 slot
i3 2130 processor
16GB DDR3
I've just discovered that Aurora HDR2018 won't run - it needs Open GL 3.3 - which isn't supported by the card or at least not by the last driver Win10 will install.
I'd quite like to allow Lightroom 6.14 and/or Workspace to use GPU acceleration but they both want at least 2GB on the GFX.
I'm not looking to spend more than £50, used would be fine.
Anyone in a position to recommend a GFX card that would be worth the trouble?
Thanks for looking
They have Display port and HDMI inputs - no VGA - so I had to move from motherboard graphics to a GFX card.
One is connected direct with HDMI the other using a DVI-D to HDMI lead.
I had a passive cooled ATi Radeon HD4550 1GB card spare so I'm using that for now having bullied Win10 to accept it.
I'm mainly using it for productivity work - so 3D performance isn't important.
The system is old and the card is even older.
ASRock H61M-DG3/USB3
1 x PCIe3 x16 slot
1 x PCIe2 x1 slot
i3 2130 processor
16GB DDR3
I've just discovered that Aurora HDR2018 won't run - it needs Open GL 3.3 - which isn't supported by the card or at least not by the last driver Win10 will install.
I'd quite like to allow Lightroom 6.14 and/or Workspace to use GPU acceleration but they both want at least 2GB on the GFX.
I'm not looking to spend more than £50, used would be fine.
Anyone in a position to recommend a GFX card that would be worth the trouble?
Thanks for looking