Need advice on Graphic Card

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I'm currently running on:
CPU: i3-4150 3.5ghZ
MOBO: ASROCK H81M-HDS
GFX: AMD Radeon HD 5700 Series

Thinking of upgrading to MSI GTX 960 Gaming 2GB card.

Question is:
If i were to run a graphically demanding game (let's say witcher 3) and my CPU were to bottle necked, would my system still be able to fully utilize GTX 960 capabilities?

If so, which GPU would would you recommend.

Thank you.
 

kaixax555

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I'm currently running on:
CPU: i3-4150 3.5ghZ
MOBO: ASROCK H81M-HDS
GFX: AMD Radeon HD 5700 Series

Thinking of upgrading to MSI GTX 960 Gaming 2GB card.

Question is:
If i were to run a graphically demanding game (let's say witcher 3) and my CPU were to bottle necked, would my system still be able to fully utilize GTX 960 capabilities?

If so, which GPU would would you recommend.

Thank you.

GTX960 should be fine IMO
 

Jian19

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its fine

msi gtx960 armor oc will be decent, if using small case maybe asus strix or gigabyte itx
 

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Ur cpu can play , but gtx960 cannot . witch3 are graphics intense , at least a r9 280x onwards
 

Jian19

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AMD card is lol for w3

like dun bother...minimum get a gtx960 its fine ~
 

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Very easy to see one , brand new can play high setting game card = $480 above , used $250 above . lower than that cmi
 
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