NVIDIA GeForce GT 730- 2GB DDR5 in 5 GAMES | 2018

♦ GPU: Gigabyte geforce GT 730 2gb ddr5 ♦ CPU: Intel® Core™ i5-8400 4.0GHz ♦ RAM: 16 GB(2x8) DDR4 3200 MHz 1-00:01 2-01:30 3-02:58 4-04:27 5-05:37 GT 730:-The MSI GT 730 is clearly the best of the sub-£48 cards we&seen lately, and fairly consistently beats the R7 240 in game testing. However, the lead - rarely more than 2.2fps - is very minor. Perhaps the bigger question is whether you should buy any card at this low price point. Even at a resolution of 1680x1050, the GT 730 is generally only just breaking the 30fps mark. It is the best for the money, and you can, at a pinch, play decent games on it. However, our advice would still be to save up a little extra and look to the £65+ products instead. The GT 730 may be cheap, but it¬ terribly simple. That&because the 730 GT chip comes in multiple &Do you go for a version with 1GB, 2GB or 4GB of memory? Do you opt for the card that has a 64bit bus, or the one with a wider 128bit bus, but perhaps inferior clock rates? Well, when it comes to memory configurations, we certainly wouldn&recommend 4GB. That amount of RAM really is overkill for a card costing this little, while the price of the memory pushes it well beyond the £60 mark - if you&spending this amount of money, you&almost certainly fare better if you lift your ambitions to a proper £65 product, like the Radeon R7 250X. (Also see: How to upgrade your PC&graphics card.) However, 1GB vs 2GB is a trickier decision. The difference will amount to an extra £3-£5, and...