New Parts?

>>60183056
>and has DDR2 RAM slots
Kek. Ryzen 5 1600, 16GB DDR4 and some random decent mobo. That should be around $500.

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>>60183056
>DDR2
If you are poor consider a i5-3470 build. Otherwise get Ryzen. I would keep your current GPU. A 580 isn't much faster, if you want more get at least a 1070.

>>60183056
>>>/g/pcbg
They'll kit you out.

Save up, do something like this >>60183491

Otherwise you are basically wasting money

>>60183056
>ddr2
just get ryzen and some ddr4

similar question to op i guess i will post it here instead of starting my own thread.

i have a AMD Radeon HD 7450 graphics card and im looking to have it replaced. Will a EVGA GeForce GTX 1050 Graphic Card be compatible? I don't know much about computers let alone putting one together but i really do need an upgrade.

ASUS Prime B350 PLUS has been pretty good to me so far, just under $100

Just install gentoo.

>>60184473
OH i forgot to mention, my motherboard is a foxconn 2ada

>>60184473
Yes, it should work fine. There are very occasionally compatibility issues between old motherboards and new graphics cards, but at worst it's usually just corruption in the BIOS screens or something.

One thing to consider is your power supply. What rating does it have? The 1050 has a low TDP for a gaming card at 75W, but it's still a lot higher than a 7450 at 18W. You should be fine with anything 300W and up, since I assume you have some locked Sandy Bridge i3 or i5 CPU in there not drawing much power.

>>60184473
Make sure your card will fit in it. Fit as in being physically able to put your card inside of your case. It may seem dumb but I've seen a lot of people who forget to do that and they end up having to sell the card or sawing the case.

>>60184618

Thanks for the reply! I don't know the rating of my power supply right now but the CPU is a Intel Core i3 4340, AMD FX-6300

>>60184855

The casing of my computer is a HP Pavilion p7-1459, it seems like a decent size so I assume it would fit?

>>60184890
>>60184618

Sorry, I mean I have a Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-3450 CPU @ 3.10GHz ,the previous CPU i was thinking of purchasing before

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>>60183056
Your German so you should be able to find a complete DDR3 based system for $100-ish used.

Abandon DDR2. It and it's platforms are way too old.

Now you know, I'm out, good luck you're on your own. I have faith in you OP.

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>>60184918
That's still a perfectly competent CPU. You have a 300W PSU according to HP's specs page, so a 1050 or 1050 Ti would be fine. Just make sure to buy one that doesn't need an extra 6-pin power connector.

>>60184958
Thanks a ton mate!

>>60184946
Lol come on man :[ its an oldy!