Diablo 3 Supported Video Cards

**bucho diablo** · 18-04-2012, 19:29

Originally Posted by Tilitoon

Indeed, the 6750 would be an excellent alternative.
What's your PSU Baron ?

hi people
can you please help me...i have amd phenom II X2 550 on 3.1 GHz, 4GB of RAM and hope to buy hd 7750 ultimate...this card should be stronger than 6750...will hd 7750 ultimate be enough to play D3 on high?

**Diab** · 18-04-2012, 23:01

Originally Posted by bucho diablo

hi people
can you please help me...i have amd phenom II X2 550 on 3.1 GHz, 4GB of RAM and hope to buy hd 7750 ultimate...this card should be stronger than 6750...will hd 7750 ultimate be enough to play D3 on high?

Yes, definitely. You'll be able to run almost anything on high settings with that.

**Tilitoon** · 18-04-2012, 23:10

Originally Posted by bucho diablo

hi people
can you please help me...i have amd phenom II X2 550 on 3.1 GHz, 4GB of RAM and hope to buy hd 7750 ultimate...this card should be stronger than 6750...will hd 7750 ultimate be enough to play D3 on high?

Yea you should be able to max out DIII with the 7750. However I must ask if there is a particular reason you want that video card ? Do you need absolute silence ? Because for about the same price you can get a 6850, which is much faster.

**BaronScarpia** · 19-04-2012, 00:47

Originally Posted by Tilitoon

Indeed, the 6750 would be an excellent alternative.
What's your PSU Baron ?

Well... About that... I can't open my PC because of store extended warrant (there are seals on the lids of PC to prevent that), so I tried to look on the manual for specs. You know that advice "always place your electronics' docs. on a folder"? Well, looks like I lost the entire folder, and my extended warrant

. I'll wait til weekend to confirm that (looked almost everywhere, but not everywhere), before opening the PC.

About Radeon: they're a little hard to find around here (there's a nvidia thing in town...), probably I would have to order one.

Anyway, I'll reach the store tommorow and try to find out more about the PSU...

Thx everyone!

**Diab** · 19-04-2012, 00:53

Originally Posted by BaronScarpia

Well... About that... I can't open my PC because of store extended warrant (there are seals on the lids of PC to prevent that), so I tried to look on the manual for specs. You know that advice "always place your electronics' docs. on a folder"? Well, looks like I lost the entire folder, and my extended warrant

. I'll wait til weekend to confirm that (looked almost everywhere, but not everywhere), before opening the PC.

About Radeon: they're a little hard to find around here (there's a nvidia thing in town...), probably I would have to order one.

Anyway, I'll reach the store tommorow and try to find out more about the PSU...

Thx everyone!

If it's a name brand pre-built PC (HP, Gateway, Dell, etc), just find the model number and either post it here or go to the brand's website and find it there. You should be able to find all the specs, manual, and warranty that way.

**bucho diablo** · 19-04-2012, 08:40

Originally Posted by Diabolico x64

Yes, definitely. You'll be able to run almost anything on high settings with that.

that's great...thank you

**bucho diablo** · 19-04-2012, 08:56

Originally Posted by Tilitoon

Yea you should be able to max out DIII with the 7750. However I must ask if there is a particular reason you want that video card ? Do you need absolute silence ? Because for about the same price you can get a 6850, which is much faster.

thank you for your answer and yes i agree with you that "for about the same price you can get a 6850"...it's killing me to consider 7750 over 6850 but when i watch a movie (on TV through PC) or something like that or doing anything on my pc other than playing games, the sound of my gt240 is terrible...when i play games it's not important because i'm playing or i can put headphones...so you see i have a bed exp. with decibels

other than that i know i won't get absolute silence because if i buy 7750 i'll have to buy some tower cooling also...i don't know...i would be a lot smarter if i could hear the sound of 6850 and i would buy it if it isn't that much noise

**Tilitoon** · 19-04-2012, 12:29

That's all good, if you are aware of your options and you prefer a more silent PC I think your choice is absolutely good. I've bought one of these Sapphire passive cooling card before and it's a nice piece of art. If you want silent fans, you might want to check out for Noctuas, they are already quiet but they also come with inline adapters for slow, and very slow speeds, which makes the fan almost inaudible. I also like the low RPM version of the Gentle Typhoon.

**bucho diablo** · 19-04-2012, 13:12

thanks Tilitoon for the advice

i'll think about it a little bit more...have time till 15.05.

**goldenheart** · 19-04-2012, 16:18

Hello guys,

Diablo is the game I 've been playing most and I am pretty excited about the incoming release. I am planning to buy it but before doing this I would like to verify that my laptop (it is not a gaming laptop) is meeting the minimum system requirements.

I am writing you because I cannot find my video card in the list, i.e. neither in the supported cards nor in the not-supported cards.
I am running Intel Core i7 2.66 Ghz, 8 GB Ram, NVIDIA Quadro FX 880M. What do you think?

Thanks in advance