What impact does your computer's specs have on external graphics card selection?

yes, its correct but GPU and CPU combination must be watch out at the time of building Gaming pc. if you want CPU without embedded GPU buy F Version CPUs and if you are a lover of Overclocking then Buy K or KF Version CPUs

Definitely The CPU make it more reliable the graphics is such as (VGA) more clear with out no blurry or some distortions frequency.

The CPU and the graphics card (GPU) work together in a computer system, and the performance of the CPU can have a significant impact on the performance of the external graphics card.

Depends for what the GPU is used, if it's used for gaming you must have well balanced cpu/gpu. If the gpu is used for renderings or compute the cpu is not affecting the system performance.

The CPU has always been a case of "You must be this tall to ride the ride" in terms of GPU utilization. Any extra juice outside of the desired "height" requirement is definitely welcomed, but ultimately overkill. Always be sure to check benchmarks for combinations of CPU+GPU statistics to find out the right pair.

When buying a Power Supply, it is very important that it has a 80 Plus Gold certification (or better) and it is from a reputable brand such as EVGA, Corsair, Seasonic, etc. A bad PSU can potentially kill other components in your system. A good PSU can last you over a decade. Make sure to select appropriate wattage for your overall system (and allow 100-150W on top of your estimate full-load usage).

yes, always go for best PSU and prefer 80+ Gold or platinum Rated PSU because lower rated PSUs risk serious damage. go for good known brands MSI ASUS GIGABYTE SONIC

Power Requirements of GPUs: Graphics Processing Units (GPUs), especially high-end and dedicated external graphics cards, require significantly more power than the integrated components in a computer, such as the CPU and motherboard. This is because GPUs have a large number of processing cores and consume a lot of power to drive the advanced graphics processing.

It is important to have a good power supply. The system builder's must calculate the consumption of the components to ensure a reliable computer.

When there is insufficient RAM, the system relies heavily on virtual memory, which is slower because it uses storage drives (like SSDs or HDDs) to simulate additional RAM. This reliance on virtual memory can create significant bottlenecks, even if the system has a powerful eGPU. An eGPU, designed to handle intensive graphical tasks, relies on the CPU and RAM to supply data efficiently. When RAM is lacking, the CPU cannot keep up with the data demands, leading to underutilization of the eGPU. Thus, having enough RAM ensures that data flows smoothly between the CPU and eGPU, minimizing delays and maximizing graphical performance.

yes, at least you have 16gigs of memory now a days it's a minimum requirement. and yes, higher rams capacity boost your FPS in gaming

Memory speed impacts the entire computer and we often forget about cpu cache , its very important to remember that every process is calculated before its execution and very often a similar process get slower due the necessity to run under another storage

A minimum of 16GB of RAM is recommended for most games, 32GB if you want to future-proof your system. Make sure to select the best combination of RAM frequency (MHz) and CL (CAS Latency) depending on your CPU/Motherboard configuration.

Use PCIe 5.0 now its 2024 you will get PCIe 5.0 slots, but still, it's not a big difference as I compare both slots bandwidth, like if you are gamer, you unable to realize the difference, I think it's just a number :D most probably 10 to 20 more fps that's it

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