A High-end GPU or a Mid-range GPU & SSD

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blackberryz10

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Hi, I want to upgrade my PC

My Rig -
- i5 - 2400 @.3.1 Ghz
- GTS 450 GDDR5 1GB MSI cyclone
- Corsair 4 GB 1333Mhz RAM
- Intel DH67CL motherboard
- AOC 20" 1920 x 1080 Full HD LED
- Cooler Master HAF 922 Gaming tower
- Cooler Master Extreme Power Plus 600W PSU
1TB Seagate HDD 7200rpm

I'm confused should I get a High-end GPU like a GTX 760 or a Mid-range GTX 750 ti FTW with Intel 530 series 120 GB SSD...

My budget is 250$ MAX....

Also which Windows is Best for Top-notch Gaming, My GTS 450 is not dead...But I want to play all current titles at 1080p with everything maxed out....

So, an EVGA GTX 760 or EVGA GTX 750 Ti with Intel 530 series 120GB SSD.....

Thanks....
 
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The GTX 760 will yield better fps performance. An SSD does nothing for gaming, except for improving load times. However, an SSD will make Windows run a lot faster. Windows 8.1 makes games run better, but a few games have compatibility bugs.
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Joseph DeGarmo

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The GTX 760 will yield better fps performance. An SSD does nothing for gaming, except for improving load times. However, an SSD will make Windows run a lot faster. Windows 8.1 makes games run better, but a few games have compatibility bugs.
 
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Talesseed

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You can't play on max with a 750 ti. A 760 will play games on High (1080p). For ultra it's a 770 or a r9 280X. If you find a cheap r9 280X (a bit cheaper than the 770) it'll be like 250-260$ so go with it you'll max out games ;-)
 
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