Intel website directs me to the computer manufacturer. Do you have any recommendations? Obviously, if Intel publishes that this graphics setup is capable of 3D gaming, what 3D games and what drivers did they use? Where can I get this info? The computer manufacturer directs me to Intel. the problem is that I have no idea where to even look for them. If you spend less than the card I linked, the performance drops very quickly compared to the price.Thanks for the reply, I appreciate it! I understand that I need third party drivers. Here's where the R7-240 sits, in fact it's the WORST card for value on the market: Make sure to use benchmarks as a guide like the one I linked. It has 25% the performance of the card I linked so you'll get about 15FPS in games on that card that would get 60FPS with the GTX750Ti. These cards CAN be overclocked if you wish once the new NVidia drivers are installed. I recommend the ASUS model, however it was slightly more expensive and I was already at 106 pound. The GTX750Ti uses the new Maxwell chip and uses a lot less power than a similarly performing AMD card. one other requirement would be that my monitor only has a 'D-sub' port, so any card would need to support this. Almost like plug and play if that was possible. So I was wondering whether a secondary graphics card could be useful, something around £100 (less is better) and that would not need anything special to be done, so no extra components other than the card.

But I still cannot get above 20-25 fps on GTA and similar games (when I would prefer something more like 30+ at 1080p) Initially i just went into the bios and gave the graphics card more ram to use, which helped a little bit. Obviously these were played on low settings, a bit disappointing since I have just bought this computer in the last 2-3 months) However after exploring steam some more and a few sales, i began to stretch my graphics card more and more, until I was playing GTA IV and several racing games. The games I played at the time were not really graphics based e.g football manager, older total wars etc. Internet: Wireless 802.11N 300Mbps MIMO PCI-E card It was a custom build, not by me but by Dino PC (i customized a Seismo i3 4130) Recently, I bought a new desktop, which I thought would be more than enough for my general use at the time - internet browsing, light gaming, music etc.

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