Awesome!!! I also have the X2 250, stabbed it onto an ASRock motherboard that came with an integrated GeForce 7025, didn't use any dedicated GPU, played Assassin's Creed Revelations with it and BAAM!!! It's so awesomely terrible that I thought it's trying to make me recall the basic shapes I learned during kindergarten.😂 Made me buy a dedicated GPU for it. Btw, you guys really make interesting contents.
This is a very good question. If it was me I would probably be going with the GDDR5. At the end of the day the two options sounds like low end video card options anyway. So, you wont be able to run to much graphics details, not with out the gpu choking on work to do from large Vram, before we can talk about the slower bandwidth of ddr3. GDDR5 should give you much better performance. But you will be limited to graphic options still with lower Vram but we think it will be much despite having less Vram. That's our thoughts, probably not a bad idea for a video to get a definitive answer, but that is our hypotheses at the moment. Thanks for watching.
We will have a look into it. Since fortnight has a performance mode now for slower machines. It makes onboard graphics more possible. Thanks for watching.
I played and tested doom 3 before WITH XPRESS 200 WHICH IS RC410 CHIPSET and sb450 ANDD THEREFORE NOT HD 4250. It was similar to ryzen internal gravis card in those days. Sorry I just confused. But I really liked the hd 4350 which is a brother of it.
The CPU will defiantly bottleneck the GPU. Older games should be fine, but wont be utilizing the GPU to it's max potential. A quad core CPU would be a lot better for the GTX 750 ti. We would recommend something like the Q9650 or something from that series of 775 core 2 quad cores CPUs However having a bottleneck is just not getting the max potential out of all your hardware. But you do know that you a pulling everything you can get out of the E8400. Which is a great dual core CPU for it's day. Thanks for watching.
If you are running onboard graphics I would firstly upgrade the GPU. After that in my opinion it would be worth going to a quad core CPU. Operating system will do much better and so will games. Thanks for watching.
The GTX 650 should give you a few more frame rates in games. Though it willl depend on the game to how much bottle necking the dual core AMD CPU will hold back the GTX 650. Thanks again for watching Agheel. We apriciate your loyalty and support to this channel. Keep up the good be work.
@@OFFbitTech oh.. does this motherboard support fx ?(most useless proccersor ever)...i should thank you..for letting me know how these old things work :)
This motherboard does not support the Fx series. I do agree the Fx series does struggle with most games. It is an interesting CPU but it's hard to love. I'm sure there are some tasks the Fx CPUs shine in. It's our goal to grow a friendly community on this channel to help everyone out and to learn more about computer hardware. At the offbit we are not perfect, so we too are learning just as much from our videos and from the very community that we are growing Thanks once again.
Just wanted to step in and say, I just subbed! 🥰
Thanks for your support and thanks for watching.
Thank you for this
the video is longer than 1 min, it can't be a short unless it's less than 1 min :( But great video, looking forward to future uploads
I have the same exact set up . I have a rx 550 2bg im about to test . After a rx 6500 xt
Great video, i hope one of intel integrated graphics.
Awesome!!! I also have the X2 250, stabbed it onto an ASRock motherboard that came with an integrated GeForce 7025, didn't use any dedicated GPU, played Assassin's Creed Revelations with it and BAAM!!! It's so awesomely terrible that I thought it's trying to make me recall the basic shapes I learned during kindergarten.😂 Made me buy a dedicated GPU for it. Btw, you guys really make interesting contents.
Thanks, we loved your comment.
Thanks for putting a smile on our faces here at the OFFbit.
which one performs better? 512mb vram of gddr5 or 1gb vram of ddr3
This is a very good question.
If it was me I would probably be going with the GDDR5.
At the end of the day the two options sounds like low end video card options anyway. So, you wont be able to run to much graphics details, not with out the gpu choking on work to do from large Vram, before we can talk about the slower bandwidth of ddr3.
GDDR5 should give you much better performance.
But you will be limited to graphic options still with lower Vram but we think it will be much despite having less Vram.
That's our thoughts, probably not a bad idea for a video to get a definitive answer, but that is our hypotheses at the moment.
Thanks for watching.
@@OFFbitTech thanks for the answer, very helpful!
and run fortnite with the integrated ones?
We will have a look into it.
Since fortnight has a performance mode now for slower machines. It makes onboard graphics more possible.
Thanks for watching.
I played and tested doom 3 before WITH XPRESS 200 WHICH IS RC410 CHIPSET and sb450 ANDD THEREFORE NOT HD 4250. It was similar to ryzen internal gravis card in those days. Sorry I just confused. But I really liked the hd 4350 which is a brother of it.
Hey what if intel e8400 with 750 ti is it will bottleneck?
The CPU will defiantly bottleneck the GPU.
Older games should be fine, but wont be utilizing the GPU to it's max potential.
A quad core CPU would be a lot better for the GTX 750 ti. We would recommend something like the Q9650 or something from that series of 775 core 2 quad cores CPUs
However having a bottleneck is just not getting the max potential out of all your hardware.
But you do know that you a pulling everything you can get out of the E8400. Which is a great dual core CPU for it's day.
Thanks for watching.
Do you think it's worth upgrading to like a Athlon x4 or x3?
If you are running onboard graphics I would firstly upgrade the GPU.
After that in my opinion it would be worth going to a quad core CPU.
Operating system will do much better and so will games.
Thanks for watching.
Test among us on these super low end hardware
Great suggestion
Thank you for watching.
@@OFFbitTech :D your my new fav yt channal
Id love to see pc builds aswell❤
@@xbyxenos3200 Thank you and thanks for watching.
what if its had gtx 650 ?
The GTX 650 should give you a few more frame rates in games.
Though it willl depend on the game to how much bottle necking the dual core AMD CPU will hold back the GTX 650.
Thanks again for watching Agheel.
We apriciate your loyalty and support to this channel.
Keep up the good be work.
@@OFFbitTech oh.. does this motherboard support fx ?(most useless proccersor ever)...i should thank you..for letting me know how these old things work :)
This motherboard does not support the Fx series.
I do agree the Fx series does struggle with most games.
It is an interesting CPU but it's hard to love. I'm sure there are some tasks the Fx CPUs shine in.
It's our goal to grow a friendly community on this channel to help everyone out and to learn more about computer hardware.
At the offbit we are not perfect, so we too are learning just as much from our videos and from the very community that we are growing
Thanks once again.