Looking to mod my Asus Radeon HD 5450

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Hello, i'm looking to add a fan to my Asus Radeon HD 5450 so that i can overclock while getting low temperatures.
What fan size should i use and is it a good idea to fan mod?
 
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Could you tell me what psu brand it is because that just seems odd for a 2009 system. If you are buying new a gtx 750ti is not a bad option and if you are going used something like an hd 7870/ r9-270(x) (can be had for around 80) or gtx 660 / 760 isn't out off reach. However all of them except for the gtx 750 do need a decent 400w psu with 1 or 2 6-pin connectors to function (if needed you can get a convertor for molex to 6-pin). However a 600w crap brand may only deliver like 250w of real power.
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Are yuo using this thing for games because if so it's NOT worth it in any way shape or form. I have owned a hd 6450 before and overclocking it with 300mhz on the memory and 150 mhz on the gpu resulted in about 4 more fps if lucky. Usually just 2 fps more average. Just save up and get a new gpu.
 
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jaslion

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Could you tell me what psu brand it is because that just seems odd for a 2009 system. If you are buying new a gtx 750ti is not a bad option and if you are going used something like an hd 7870/ r9-270(x) (can be had for around 80) or gtx 660 / 760 isn't out off reach. However all of them except for the gtx 750 do need a decent 400w psu with 1 or 2 6-pin connectors to function (if needed you can get a convertor for molex to 6-pin). However a 600w crap brand may only deliver like 250w of real power.
 
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