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Buying new GPU
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TechyInAZ
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GTX 760 would be the best in that price range. It's a good gpu that can handle games at 1080P at high settings.
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Jdogz427
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i got a r9 280x, and i can max out almost any game i throw at it the 280x price is just slightly higher than your budget 10-30 dollars depending on which one you get https://pcpartpicker.com/part/gigabyte-video-card-gvr928xoc3gdrev2 it is a very good card
capt_taco
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You know, it's possible to pick up a used HD 7970 for about $100 if you spend a few minutes looking. If price is a concern, that's going to be competitive with all but the very top-end GPUs you can buy new.
Especially if this is an existing machine that you're looking to upgrade ... you didn't say, but since you are only looking to buy a video card, I was assuming this is not for a completely new build.
Especially if this is an existing machine that you're looking to upgrade ... you didn't say, but since you are only looking to buy a video card, I was assuming this is not for a completely new build.
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