Q. I'm generally looking for a decent computer gaming graphics card for under $100. I have been wanting to play games like Smite, Civilization 5, and Total War: Shogun II for a while, but my computer's current graphics card can't handle it. As the question implies, I'm wondering what is the cheapest graphics card I can get that is at least decent and will play all of the games that I mentioned earlier and possibly more games of the same graphics caliber. Thanks in advance to anyone who answers.
A. Nvidia gtx 550ti cyclone oc edition or gtx 560 , or amd's 6650 , depends on ur budget . Thanx...
How would i upgrade my ram and graphics card on my Gateway-E155C laptop?
Q. here's a link with all the specs
i know its not the greatest of laptops,
but i like it the only problem is that
im into computer gaming and my graphics
card and ram aren't exactly the best.
My tech friend who's really computer
smart tells me that my laptops
system is in bulk
and would be extremely expensive to upgrade
i personally have little clue
what this means
but if any one could help me
or give me tips to how to upgrade
my card and ram it would
be MUCH appreciated!
i know its not the greatest of laptops,
but i like it the only problem is that
im into computer gaming and my graphics
card and ram aren't exactly the best.
My tech friend who's really computer
smart tells me that my laptops
system is in bulk
and would be extremely expensive to upgrade
i personally have little clue
what this means
but if any one could help me
or give me tips to how to upgrade
my card and ram it would
be MUCH appreciated!
A. RAM would not be so hard to upgrade in a laptop as long as it has an available slot. You could google your laptop to see what type of RAM it takes, and then order some online.
Now your graphics card, if you even have one, is built in to the chipset that is in your laptop. Unlike desktops, you simply can't just buy a graphics card as there are no slots built into your chipset on your laptop.
If you are in to computer gaming, perhaps a laptop is not the best option for you. Laptops that are even capable of running current games to the level expected cost $$$.
Now your graphics card, if you even have one, is built in to the chipset that is in your laptop. Unlike desktops, you simply can't just buy a graphics card as there are no slots built into your chipset on your laptop.
If you are in to computer gaming, perhaps a laptop is not the best option for you. Laptops that are even capable of running current games to the level expected cost $$$.
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