Looking for GPU Recommendations for Basic Office Use

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Asked By TechieTurtle92 On

I just bought a used ASUS PC and it's running on the onboard UHD graphics. I'm mainly using it for everyday tasks like email, browsing the web, using Word and Excel, and small business accounting software. Even though I don't game, I'm interested in adding a GPU to my setup. Here are the specs:
- Motherboard: ROG STRIX B760-A GAMING WIFI D4
- Processor: 12th Gen Intel Core i5-12600K (3.70GHz, 10 cores)
- RAM: Vengeance 16.0 GB
- Power Supply: Corsair RM850
- Current Graphics: Intel UHD Graphics 770 (128 MB)

Any recommendations for a graphics card that would suit my needs, along with some explanations? Thanks a lot!

4 Answers

Answered By GamerGuru77 On

Honestly, if you're just using this for email and office tasks, you don't need an ultra-powerful GPU. Something like an Nvidia 3060 would work fine, and you might find it at a good price used. It's more than enough for your basic needs!

OfficeNinja21 -

Yeah, I agree! A card like the 3060 will serve you well without breaking the bank.

Answered By CasualComet18 On

If you're only looking to add a GPU for more connections or dual displays, just about any recent card will handle that. No need to go overboard unless you have future plans to game or do graphics-heavy work.

TechieTurtle92 -

Exactly! I want to keep it cost-effective, just need a little more power for my office tasks.

Answered By BudgetBuilder23 On

For your setup, lesser options like an RX 6600 or even an older Arc 580 could be decent choices too. They can handle your dual display setup if that's what you're aiming for without overspending.

Answered By SavvyShopper44 On

If you're thinking of having more display outputs, definitely consider the newer options. The ADA 6000 series looks good, but make sure your budget aligns with it since you didn't mention one!

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