Low profile card for gaming?

melankholy

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Hi folks,

am changing my full tower to a slim MATX style htpc for watching videos, work, and gaming. It will be attached to a 40inch LED tv.

Can someone recommend me a bang for buck low profile graphic card? Ive read the Sapphire HD7750 was the go to card but now what can i get?

I play mostly Fifa and the occassional TF2 and l4d2. Dont see myself going too hardcore for gaming but itd be nice to know my card can at least scrape the surface.

Ive read the R7 250 is the successor to the HD7750? Should i get that?

Advice appreciated!
 

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Hi folks,

am changing my full tower to a slim MATX style htpc for watching videos, work, and gaming. It will be attached to a 40inch LED tv.

Can someone recommend me a bang for buck low profile graphic card? Ive read the Sapphire HD7750 was the go to card but now what can i get?

I play mostly Fifa and the occassional TF2 and l4d2. Dont see myself going too hardcore for gaming but itd be nice to know my card can at least scrape the surface.

Ive read the R7 250 is the successor to the HD7750? Should i get that?

Advice appreciated!

Hmmm, the choices for low profile gfx in Singapore is almost non-existent, only the powercolor 250 is available.

The R7 250 is actually slower than the 7750, but the R7 250X is slightly faster.

Currently, the best low profile card would be the 750ti from zotac, but I do not think you can find any in Singapore. Even Amazon only carries the non ti 750. However, even the non ti version is a lot faster than 7750 or the R7 250.

Edit: Tradepac sells the zotac 750 non ti for $188
 
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