Help pls, how can I fix this? (I'm not computer smart at all)

 

Edited November 10, 20169 yr by SnowMan

Buy a new graphics card.

Recommend a good one that's decent priced?
 

Recommend a good one that's decent priced?

 

Depends, what is your budget?

I can spend up to $80

 

What does this have to do with software development?

I can spend up to $80

dont, save up abit more and buy a proper one.

I can spend up to $80

I'd save up $20 extra and get an RX 460

dont, save up abit more and buy a proper one.

His system is probably too old to even handle a 'proper one'.

Edited November 10, 20169 yr by Rudie

What does this have to do with software development?

 

And pretty sure I meant hardware, but I didn't know where else to post

 

dont, save up abit more and buy a proper one.

Thanks Sysm

And pretty sure I meant hardware, but I didn't know where else to post

 

Thanks Sysm

idk if u a big player in the rs market or good job irl but if so save for this one:

http://www.geforce.com/hardware/10series/geforce-gtx-1080

idk if u a big player in the rs market or good job irl but if so save for this one:

http://www.geforce.com/hardware/10series/geforce-gtx-1080

I bring about $1350 every 2 weeks after taxes, but that's 7 days a week

 

The broke lyfe @ $12/h. 

 

Hopefully soon I'll get my actual team leader job instead of being a fill in and running the little second shift that we have

I bring about $1350 every 2 weeks after taxes, but that's 7 days a week

The broke lyfe @ $12/h.

Hopefully soon I'll get my actual team leader job instead of being a fill in and running the little second shift that we have

You do not need to save for a gtx1080 to play H1Z1. The gtx 1080 is the latest high end graphics card. The recommended gfx card for H1Z1 is a gtx560 or better.

Take a look at the recommended specs for the game and try to upgrade your PC to at least as good as that, or better if you want to play other more demanding games in the future

Buy a used gtx 660. I recently just paid 60€ for one. 

I can spend up to $80

You could pick up an RX460 or GTX 1050 for $100-$150

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save up and get a gtx 1060, fast, efficient, and affordable.

It depends on what his other PC specs are though, because we have not seen them. It would be pointless upgrading to a 1060 if his CPU isn't good enough for example

Edited November 10, 20169 yr by Explv