I To Want Upgrade My Graphic Card Suggest Any For This PC

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Either the 7770 or the GTX 660 are going to require a 6 pin PCI-e power connector from your PSU, so keep that in mind. The GTX 750/750 Ti are probably the best you can get for your system that doesn't require any additional power from your PSU. I don't know your full specs, so I don't know what is the best for your system, but the GTX 750/750 Ti are pretty good for not needing much power from your PSU. If you can give us a bit more information about your system we could help you further.
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Hard to say, I don't really see any specs there on the PSU.

If the PSU has little to no room for upgrades - you might be limited to a 750TI.
With a little more headroom a 265 or such is possible.
With an upgrade to the PSU (my guess) you could go up to a 980, though that might and up bottlenecked by your CPU depending on what you've got.
 
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+1 to that. Looks like the Nvidia 750 Ti would be the most I'd put in that system without upgrading the PSU. The PSU specs are listed below, depending on which form factor the OP has:

Mini-Tower:
305W Standard PSU or optional 255W 88% Efficient PSU; ENERGY STAR® compliant, Active PFC

Desktop:
255W Standard PSU or optional 255W 88% Efficient PSU; ENERGY STAR® compliant, Active PFC

Small Form Factor:
235W Standard PSU or optional 235W 88% Efficient PSU; ENERGY STAR® compliant, Active PFC

Ultra Small Form Factor:
180W up to 90% Efficient Internal PSU, ENERGY STAR® 5.0 compliant, Active PFC
 
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Depends on why you want to buy it. For games, it's not OK, it's a bad card for gaming. For basic use like moves or runnng a few monitors, it's fine. But it may be slower than the onboard video you have depending on the exact specs of your system so buying it may be a waste of money to end up with a slower system.

You need to list the CPU you have, your case type, power supply brand/model/wattage.
 
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Either the 7770 or the GTX 660 are going to require a 6 pin PCI-e power connector from your PSU, so keep that in mind. The GTX 750/750 Ti are probably the best you can get for your system that doesn't require any additional power from your PSU. I don't know your full specs, so I don't know what is the best for your system, but the GTX 750/750 Ti are pretty good for not needing much power from your PSU. If you can give us a bit more information about your system we could help you further.
 
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