Upgrading pc with graphics card
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photonboy
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I agree, it's a 300W power supply so the GTX750Ti is the most powerful card you can support.
The ASUS GTX750Ti requires a 6-pin PCIe connector so I suggest you get the EVGA model.
http://pcpartpicker.com/part/evga-video-card-02gp43751kr
(I see no better solution at all. A half decent R9-270X is at least $180 which requires at least a $40 power supply so that's almost double the cost for about 35% more processing power. Also, you wouldn't get 35% more on average with that AMD CPU since it would bottleneck compared to the INTEL the tests were run on for the benchmark. Perhaps 20% at best on average depending on the games chosen.)
The ASUS GTX750Ti requires a 6-pin PCIe connector so I suggest you get the EVGA model.
http://pcpartpicker.com/part/evga-video-card-02gp43751kr
(I see no better solution at all. A half decent R9-270X is at least $180 which requires at least a $40 power supply so that's almost double the cost for about 35% more processing power. Also, you wouldn't get 35% more on average with that AMD CPU since it would bottleneck compared to the INTEL the tests were run on for the benchmark. Perhaps 20% at best on average depending on the games chosen.)
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