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im not too sure if it is good but it came with my computer!! thanks fopr any opinions!
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It used to be an alright budget card, but nowadays it doesnt support most of the newer games coming out. If you want to play newer games, you're probably gonna have to upgrade first.
Some more system specs, and maybe a budget would help us give you some options on upgrading.
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SPENT, time to move on
depends on what you want to use it for. It's not a gaming card, but it's usually enough for typical computing
I've gone too far and need to move on!
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