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Asus G20BM-FR023S Gaming

evidbob42 Posted messages 10 Status Member -  
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Hello everyone, here is my config: Processor AMD FX-770K at 3.9 GHz
Graphics card AMD Radeon R9 255 2 GB dedicated
RAM 8 GB - 1 TB SATA
Windows 8.1 DVD burner - HDMI - USB 3.0, all A.M.D and I would like to make it more powerful, the graphics card is bad and everything is not that fast, thank you for responding, see you later

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    tribun Posted messages 64900 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   12 686
     
    Hello.
    Change your graphics card for an R9 380.

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  2. evidbob42 Posted messages 10 Status Member
     
    Thank you in advance for the elbow push, okay for the CG, but for which one? It's a G20.
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  3. evidbob42 Posted messages 10 Status Member
     
    OK thanks again to everyone. See you!
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  4. evidbob42 Posted messages 10 Status Member
     
    Salut. Si je change de CG R9 255 2G DDR3 par une R9 380 2G DDR3 ou je peux passer par une R9 380 4G DDR5 merci de me répondre à+
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    1. tribun Posted messages 64900 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   12 686
       
      Yes! Your processor is a 4 core 4 threads.
      So I don't think the R9 380 will be bottlenecked.
      The R9 255 is at 1800 points in the Benchmark, and the R9 380 is at 5500 points.
      So there's a huge difference in performance.
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      1. evidbob42 Posted messages 10 Status Member > tribun Posted messages 64900 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention  
         
        Hi, happy Sunday. I'm okay with the R9 380 but in 2G DDR3 or 4G DDR5, I'm not good with computers and thanks again, see you later.
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    2. tribun Posted messages 64900 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   12 686
       
      The only thing that changes is the memory size, and they are both in GDDR5.
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  6. Crakken Posted messages 783 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   108
     
    This is all old gear. Changing the graphics card may slightly increase performance, but the CPU is too old to keep up with such a card. The ideal would be to change the motherboard, CPU, and GPU, and for that, I suggest being patient and waiting for the release of AMD Zen: http://www.ginjfo.com/actualites/composants/processeurs/processeur-zen-amd-apporte-des-details-et-parle-un-peu-des-performances-20160121. A 380 would just be a "little extra" while waiting for Zen to arrive.

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