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Budget dosent matter. I aim for the newest and best possibility
The reason I ask is because im not sure that all new gfxcards have xp driver support
Have been looking at a ASUS GeForce GTX660 DCII-O, but im not sure if it works under windos xp
However you will just lack certain options due to XP not having support for things like DirectX 10/11
Just as a reference, here are the latest XP 32-bit GPU Drivers available for...
AMD Radeon HD / R-series Desktop GPUs
http://support.amd.com/en-us/download/desktop?os=Windows+XP+-+Professional/Home
NVIDIA GeForce / GTX Desktop GPUs
http://www.geforce.com/drivers/results/73214
Catalyst 13.12 -- strange that xp support is not listed in release notes
The games I play mostly support directx 9.c which I think run better on win xp than win 7 platform
Because they don't do that officially much anymore, no reason to due to XP end of Support.
However it speaks about "Windows" "32bit" and that would pertain to users who have XP, Vista, Win7 that is 32bit version.
I really don't see why u want a later gen GPU upgrade when u are using XP still. As games can be quite lacking with only an OS that has support for up to 4GB RAM. This is why an OS like Win7/Win8 was pushed upon so much, due to need for 64bit OS' to allow support for RAM beyond 4GB limits.
So while u can still use XP, you are limited to 4GB total RAM, and you are also missing out on DX10/11. Not to mention XP is expired (officially ends April 2014) and Microsoft will no longer make updates for it.
Aside from that I would suggest something like GTX 750 Ti, it uses half the power consumption of former gen (GTX 650/660 series) and still packs more performance. You only need approx 70-80W for 750/750Ti, so a quality 400W PSU should be plenty.
Windows XP x64 is clearly 64 bit capable, but just capped to 128 GB of physical memory and 16 terabytes of virtual memory. Let me know if you go over that limit?
DirectX 10 can also be hacked into WinXP unoffically.
Microsofts just forcing people to upgrade for a profit and it costs to have on going support for older software. Yes, gaming still runs faster on XP than the others and uses less resources, specially for older pc specs.
I have dualboot win xp 32bit & win 7 64bit on my gaming pc. I play new games on win 7 and elder on win xp. Xp is for gaming only ( cloned backup in case of internet sequirity lag :-)
and its is much more snappy than win 7 or 8 , because of less handles & processes + better 2d performance than newer windows os. When using windows xp it feels like less system lag & internet lag
The 4gb ram limit in xp 32bit, some people might find way to low, but I dont think I have ever played a game yet in xp that uses more than 3gb of ram :-)
Power Suply is 600W, I will look at a gtx 750 maybe :- )
I had really never any trouble running older games in Win 7, it's one of the best Windows versions ever released. Also Microsoft will cancel the XP support soon anyway.
With 600W PSU you can run pretty much any single graphics card out there.