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good replacement for a 3850

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yeah i know its ancient history... i had two of them in xfire at one time without issues... one of them gave up (left the fan unplugged after a dust off) the other hasnt given my any trouble since I mostly play racing games and have a 24 in screen...

is the 6570 even worth looking at? im trying to find the most bang for buck AMD card but only have around 100 bux...

thanks
 
A Radeon HD 7750 is around $110 if you don't mind spending an extra ten. Performance should be notably quicker than the 6570.
 
7770's run right around $130. That would be a very solid card for most anything. Would handle 1920x1080 ok with solid graphic settings.
 
Thanks for the replies :p

I chose a 7770... hopefully will be running a AMD quad 805, gigabyte board, and 8 gb ram
 
The 7770 did well for me, it was just a starter card as I upgraded to a little more. With my setup and 7770 in bf3 my low fps was 32 on ultra no aa. It handled really well on what I played though.
 
The v7770 stock is roughly equal to a 6850. Which is still a solid card 1920x1080 res. For the money its pretty good.
 
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