Question 1

how many FPS does this card get?

Accepted Answer

I have this in a hybrid set up with Kaveri 7850. I'm not really a gamer, but I like the occasional round of WoT, and this card works well. On default graphics settings I get 100+/- fps. I've never played with the settings so no idea how it runs at higher levels. I would imagine it slows down in a hurry, though.

Question 2

Does this card need a 6 pin and/or 8pin connections from the PSU?

Accepted Answer

Nope! It's power automatically by the motherboard like a plug and play.

Question 3

I have a hp p7-1209 with i3 processor, 12g ram, and 400w power supply. Im looking up upgrade from my 620 gt geforce. Would this card work? I dont know much about computers and I am looking for an upgrade to help run some game better, such as Arma 2 DayZ, Arma 3, World of Tanks ect. Can anyone help me?

Accepted Answer

“The R7 250 series will work well as a replacement for your GT 620. We’d suggest you consider one of the AMD Radeon R7 250X series currently available at similar price points which give you an even bigger performance lift for the games you’d like to play. Full disclosure - I work for AMD (and we love gamers!)

Question 4

If I buy two of these cards I can use them together and have multiple monitors running at the same time?

Accepted Answer

This card will already make multiple monitors work but if you need more than two there is still an HDMI slot that you can use with a monitor that uses HDMI connections!  So that gives you a VGA, DVI and HDMI connector on the device.  This is a very nice card and not the bleeding edge by any stretch but very decent for multiple monitors.  To use more than one of these cards you will need to have a Mother board that supports SLI or Crossfire configurations and there are plenty of better ways to create large monitor arrays (4 to 6)  Good luck!

Question 5

How many watts are the minimum requirement for this card?

Accepted Answer

Wrong Brian. I ran it 24/7 in a PC for four months on a 300w PS. The card itself pulls well under 100w.

Question 6

How well does this work alone?

Accepted Answer

it's a 2gb GPU Overclockable but don't expect much because i do around 20-40 fps in arma 3 on low-mid settings but if you do some light games like league or something not too open world you should do just fine.

Question 7

Could i play World Of Tanks with this graphics card?

Accepted Answer

Yes, as long as you have at least like a dual core running  at or higher than 2ghz. It should play at low-medium settings 60fps no problems.

Tyler

Question 8

will this work with 360 watt power supply?

Accepted Answer

The simple answer, yes. But that is assuming the total power draw of the rest of your system is not pushing your power supply to its limit. If you have a typical PC with say; motherboard with USB, network, etc ports integrated, a standard disk drive and optical drive, then a 360 watt power supply is more than ample.

Question 9

does it work in windows 10?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it does work just fine with Windows 10.

Question 10

will this work with dual monitor configuration ? one HDMI monitor and one VGA monitor ?

Accepted Answer

I recommend getting the 260x it supports 3 monitors I have it running three 27" Acer monitors without lag

If your dead set on this card 250 then try for an HDMI and the DVI

Brand	MSI
Model	R7 250 2GD3 OC

Chipset Manufacturer	AMD
GPU Series	AMD Radeon R7 200 Series
GPU	Radeon R7 250
Core Clock	1050 MHz
Boost Clock	1100 MHz
Stream Processors	384

Effective Memory Clock	1800 MHz
Memory Size	2GB
Memory Interface	128-Bit
Memory Type	DDR3

DirectX	DirectX 12
OpenGL	OpenGL 4.3

Multi-Monitor Support	2
HDMI	1 x HDMI 1.4a
D-SUB	1 x D-SUB
DVI	1 x SL-DVI-D

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RAMDAC	400MHz
Max Resolution	4096 x 2160 @ 24 Hz
CrossFireX Support	Yes
Virtual Reality Ready	No
Cooler	Single Fan
Thermal Design Power	50W
System Requirements	Power consumption: 48W Recommended PSU: 400W
HDCP Ready	Yes

Max GPU Length	185 mm
Card Dimensions (L x H)	7.28" x 4.37"
Slot Width	2 Slots

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