GRAPHICS CARD FOR MSI 480 RS

MSI 480RS, 512MB RAM, AMD 64BIT ATHLON 3000+. WHICH GRAPHICS CARD IS SUITABLE FOR MY MOTHERBOARD FOR GAME LIKE CRYSIS & NFS SHIFT. PLEASE SUGGEST.....

Quote from: Bas on 26-December-09, 22:00:27
Sake start your own topic, don't hijack other peoples topics.
Read again Bas. I'm answering the topic posters' question. Someone misread my answer and I replied to that.
I have no issue so no reason to open a new topic

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Demonthi3455 wrote:
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