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Right now, the cheapest "new" video card sold directly by Newegg is a $35 NVidia 210 which was new in 2010. Interestingly, reviews from that time period suggest
by dsr_ 7y ago
Right now, the cheapest "new" video card sold directly by Newegg is a $35 NVidia 210 which was new in 2010. Interestingly, reviews from that time period suggest that it sold for $30 after rebate. It has HDMI, DVI and VGA ports.
In the $50 range you can get an R7 350, which promises 4K support (although I suspect that will be at 30Hz) and would certainly be enough to light a monitor with enough oomph to put shadows and transparency effects on your windows.
- Dylan16807 7y ago> In the $50 range you can get an R7 350, which promises 4K support (although I suspect that will be at 30Hz) It supports 4k@60. It looks like everything with a GCN core does, so most 7xxx, most 2xx, and all 3xx.
- broknbottle 7y agoFine Wine :)
- makomk 7y agoI think the older Radeons only support 4k@60 over DisplayPort though, HDMI support for it is relatively new.