Need help deciding what is compatiable with my PC, and what i should upgrade first!

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Hello, i have recently purchased a gaming PC, yes i know that is kinda a weak system but its the best i could afford. I need help deciding what is compatible and what i should upgrade on it, all im doing on this computer is gaming and to edit videos. I need a list of things that i should upgrade first and then what parts will work with my PC.

Specs-
AMD AMD A4 6300 3.70GHz Dual-Core FM2 RET2
MSI A68HM-E33 V2 MSI FM2 (AMD A68H Chipset)
PATRIOT 8GB DDR3-1600 PC3-12800
Onboard Video Graphics
Toshiba HDKPC03 1TB Toshiba Hard Drive Storage Set
24X DVD±RW Dual Layer Writer Optical Drive
Strike-X One White Accent Kit
InWin 450 Watt InWin
 
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That's not a gaming PC it doesn't have a Dedicated GPU (essentially what makes it "Gaming"). Your best bet is a GTX 750 TI which is known to work with "shitty No Brand Power Supply's" But get one without any extra PCI-E Power Connectors. That will give you the biggest FPS bump, that APU will look like a toy after the upgrade.
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That's not a gaming PC it doesn't have a Dedicated GPU (essentially what makes it "Gaming"). Your best bet is a GTX 750 TI which is known to work with "shitty No Brand Power Supply's" But get one without any extra PCI-E Power Connectors. That will give you the biggest FPS bump, that APU will look like a toy after the upgrade.
 
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kasol kay

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Anything for that Budget will be just as bad, get this:
( http://www.amazon.com/EVGA-Superclock-Dual-Link-Graphics-02G-P4-3753-KR/dp/B00IDG3IDO/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1394463421&sr=8-1-fkmr0&tag=viglink20237-20 )

You can get a 1500$ PC, but without a GPU it wont run games, the GPU does most of the legwork. Here's a guide on how to install a GPU:
( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nyDxrTHDjXQ )

The GPU I picked out will not need any cables, just plug into your motherboard. After that plug your monitor into the back of the card, not the motherboard! Afterwards get the drivers of the site. You can also ask any PC shop to do it for you, for a price.
 
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