Windows 10: Need help finding a graphics card

So I have been using the video card that came stock on my motherboard (the motherboard is the Gigabyte 78LMT-USB3) and It is fine but a little laggy.
I need a Video card that could handle these games at good settings

Minecraft, Roblox, Spore, Sims 3 (EPs I have is Ambitions, Pets, and Island Paradise), Bloons TD5 (On steam)

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I recommend you go for a Windows Mobile device like Palm Treo 750. It has a builtin QWERTY keyboad and you will be able to easily sync with Vista. There are software available that leys you use your PCs keyboard and mouse to control a pda while connected
via USB.

 

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I also like the HP IPAQ HX2790, any idea on getting that one to work with vista?



Thanks

 

Practically any new GPU should be better than on-board ones. I'm very satisfied with AMD R7 260. Inexpensive but 3 classes better than built in GPUs.

 

Nvidia seems to have less trouble with W10 drivers than AMD at present.

 

Depends on your budget but perhaps the 950 might be worth considering. I should think your PSU would cope with it ok.

 

I have a pc with an Nvidia GTX 750ti, mid range, mine doe's not require an extra power cable.

 

Forgot to mention the budget. It is $280 and bellow (Currency USD)

 

Nvidia seems to be the way. They have updated drivers for Windows 10 for even older cards. Check before you buy one though.
My quite old GTX 260 works well in Win 10 and is much faster than the very recent model on-board graphics. Don't know how they handle recent games though as I only play older games, if any.

 

For your listed purposes I go along with tinmar. Plugs into your mb without the need for extra power. Well within your budget.

 

My Asus GTX 750ti does require external power, as did the 650ti before it. I would double check before you buy it since your power supply may not like the extra power requirements

 

A GTX 960 requires a single 6 pin PCI-E power coonector. A 950 is the same.

I'm not sure exactly what PSU the OP has, but I'd bet that it has at least one PCI-E connector. With 2 connectors, he could support a 970. That'd strain his budget, although they can be had used on eBay for less. (The Maxwell cards have a relatively low power draw; a standard 970 peaks at 170W.)

 

The need for external power on your card seems to be the exception. NVidia's basic specs call for a pci-e connection and a 300 watt ps. A quick look at the reviews on Amazon indicate the same for most models. Having said that manufactures can make changes. One may feel that heat sinks and cooling tubes are good enough, while another may feel it needs one or even two fans. This could change the power needs. For RandomMan's stated requirements, I think that the combination for stable drivers, cost, low power requirements and performance still make the 750ti a really good choice. As always he should make sure he checks out any card to make sure it's the best fit for his system.

 

Modern PCIex. can give up to 75W of power, anything over that has to have added power line.

 

Be that as it may, most of the 750's do not. Nvidia specs this card at 60 watts.
"Yet, Nvidia, perhaps trying to prove a point, shipped out its reference GeForce GTX 750 Ti on a less than six-inch board. With no auxiliary power

connector. "Toms Hardware.
Granted the Asus GTX does, but most do not.