Help needed in choosing a gpu according to my specs and requirements

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Elmer_7

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I finally built a new PC (Mainly for browsing and designing)

The specs:
Asus B150 plus mobo
Core i5 6500 processor
HyperXfury DDR4 8GB ram
Antec vp500 psu

And i'm having a 15" lcd monitor with 1366x768 resolution and it has only a vga input (D-Sub)

I'm looking to play ubi soft games mostly (AC, far cry, etc..)

But, upto the gtx 750 ti gpu's only has the vga outputs. Shall i buy that gpu or any other lower end gpu or it's not worth the buy?

My budget is $80-$120

P.S: i don't want to change my monitor now.
 
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750ti should be sufficient in older games. I recommended the 770 and 670 as they are much much better than a 750ti and can be purchased around the same price used.

You can use a DVI to VGA converter if you want to use GPU's without an analog VGA out.

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Elmer_7

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My budget is $80-$120 (updated this on OP as well)
 
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You have a 500Watt PSU. I would check prices for a used 770 or 670 gtx in your country. You can probably pick up those cards cheaper than a new 1050 or 1050ti and they would perform better (at the cost of increased power consumption).
 
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Elmer_7

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So, the gtx 750 ti is not recommended?
 
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engineer5261

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750ti should be sufficient in older games. I recommended the 770 and 670 as they are much much better than a 750ti and can be purchased around the same price used.

You can use a DVI to VGA converter if you want to use GPU's without an analog VGA out.

 
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dontlistentome

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At 1366x768 the 750 Ti will get the job done fairly well. The reason people might be recommending more powerful cards is because you have a lot of CPU power. A 750 Ti won't begin to take advantage of that. However, I think it's a moot point, since your monitor is 1366x768. You don't need more GPU performance than a 750 Ti.
 
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Elmer_7

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Thanks for your suggestions. The 670 isn't available in my location, i have to choose 770 now or i will wait for 1050 (in two months that will come within normal price) because that will benefit me in future.
 
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