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Taha_12

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i want to buy a cheap graphic card under 100 dollars i was thinking maybe the r7 250 2gb model or the amd hd 7770 but i will have to buy a cheap psu with it what should i do
 
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rcald2000
Buy a used GTX 750 Ti on Ebay for $50 to $70, and continue with your current PSU.

Addendum: Upgrade from 3 GB to 8 GB RAM, assuming your OS is a 64 bit version (example below). I don't know if this specific memory is compatible because you didn't list your motherboard. It's for example purposes only. I must also state that this is the "most" that I would consider investing in that system. Next month your CPU will be 8 years old. I recommend that you consider building a new system in 2017. The GTX 750 TI can easily be transported to the new system, but this dated memory architecture cannot. Keep the boxes and packaging for both the GPU and RAM, so that resale in the future is easier...
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Taha_12

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My PSU has 305 wats
My specs are shit
A e7500
3gb of ram
Storage
I have 2 HDDs
250 GB 7.2k rpm
500gb 7.2k rpm and by the way i do not have a 6pin connector
 
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You should probably get a new PSU anyway. There are some decent deals right now on quality PSUs for a good price. There were some ~500w EVGA and Corsair PSUs on newegg for ~$25-$40 after rebate.

After that find the best GPU that your CPU will not bottleneck and snag one.
 
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Buy a used GTX 750 Ti on Ebay for $50 to $70, and continue with your current PSU.

Addendum: Upgrade from 3 GB to 8 GB RAM, assuming your OS is a 64 bit version (example below). I don't know if this specific memory is compatible because you didn't list your motherboard. It's for example purposes only. I must also state that this is the "most" that I would consider investing in that system. Next month your CPU will be 8 years old. I recommend that you consider building a new system in 2017. The GTX 750 TI can easily be transported to the new system, but this dated memory architecture cannot. Keep the boxes and packaging for both the GPU and RAM, so that resale in the future is easier.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-8GB-KIT-4x2GB-PC2-6400-DDR2-800-Dual-Channel-240pin-DIMM-Desktop-Memory-/331194734945?hash=item4d1cbe9961:g:iJgAAOxyOalTZybT

An example of how a $120 i3-6100 CPU performs against your E7500
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