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Radeon HD 7750 for dated Shuttle Case

amjwh99

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Hi, I am looking for the best possible video card for my Shuttle SA76G2. The purpose of my upgrade is so I can do some light gaming(CS:GO in medium/low settings). My goal is to stay around $100 bucks but willing to spend more. I took a look inside the case and can say with certainty that I need a single slot solution. So far I found a Radeon HD 7750 that might work out pretty well. Any other suggestions? Thanks in advance.

 
What's the rest of the specs of your system? What resolution do you play at?
 
Hi llose, thanks for the reply. Here's the rest of my specs:

Proc: AMD Phenom II Regor 3.4 Ghz
Ram: 4GB Corsair XMS DDR2 800mhz
PSU: 250w (came with case)
MBoard: Shuttle Mboard (came with case)

I've been playing currently at 800x600 due to poor performance with my current video card. Looking to play at widescreen, 1680 x 1050.
 
7750 will work well. Those shuttle psus are pretty good too for their rating. I would even look at 7770s if they are in your budget.
 
Wish I could! but I don't believe there is a 7770 card that only takes up a single slot. I guess I will go with the 7750 linked before. Do you know if PCI express 3.0 cards are compatible for a 2.0 slot?
 
7750 will work well. Those shuttle psus are pretty good too for their rating. I would even look at 7770s if they are in your budget.
even if the 250w shuttle psu is pretty good thats still over 200 watts that's needed for his system with a 7770. plus he said it was an older system so that psu cant even make its full advertised power anymore.
 
Wish I could! but I don't believe there is a 7770 card that only takes up a single slot. I guess I will go with the 7750 linked before. Do you know if PCI express 3.0 cards are compatible for a 2.0 slot?

Yep they're compatible.
 
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