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only uk sites plz i need a decent grpahics card my budget is 20-40 and if possible a motheboard that supports it
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You aren't going to get a decent mobo or even graphics card for 40

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Probably your best bet for the GPU


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This is a pretty good graphics card for 50.
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ibeKlumbers wrote This is a pretty good graphics card for 50.
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For a little more he could get a lot more performance,

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Lesbianasaurus wrote
ibeKlumbers wrote This is a pretty good graphics card for 50.
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For a little more he could get a lot more performance,

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does the msi support mutiple screns and links for a motherboard that supports it ??
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martinkloon wrote
Lesbianasaurus wrote
ibeKlumbers wrote This is a pretty good graphics card for 50.
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For a little more he could get a lot more performance,

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does the msi support mutiple screns and links for a motherboard that supports it ??


You won't get good performance at high resolutions with multiple screens with the 7750, but yes it supports up to 3 monitors.
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Its near impossible to get a graphics card that runs everything like GTX 660 Ti or AMD 7870 those are around 150 pounds and will most likley never find them second hand sorry, I would just save up and buy a Motherboard GPU Pair for cheap like 480 pounds
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UniqDesigns wrote Its near impossible to get a graphics card that runs everything like GTX 660 Ti or AMD 7870 those are around 150 pounds and will most likley never find them second hand sorry, I would just save up and buy a Motherboard GPU Pair for cheap like 480 pounds


Never find them second hand?

And you could buy a 7850/i3 for 236.27 pounds or even an 7850/i5 for 321.71 pounds which would be way cheaper then buying just a motherboard/gpu for $780 us dollars. You could even throw a z77 board in and it would still be cheaper then that 780$ mobo/gpu combo.
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