Best budget gaming gpu please

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Hello there, recently I've built a system which has i7 3770 3.4ghz(8 core) processor,4gb ddr3 Ram,intel dh61ww motherboard(got no usb 3 port plz help me how to get one),psu(idk how to measure even),vip cabinet(got no usb 3 port),1gb gtx 210 gpu(idk if its internal or external but dxdiag command in windows says i have 3gb gpu but ik its 1gb).

Is my pc good or its crap? Please guide me what to buy or sell this one?.
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clutchc
Let's say... it has potential. The CPU is strong and the board is adequate. Sounds like you have integrated gfx. If your video cable is plugged into the motherboard and not a discrete gfx card, you have integrated video. What do you consider a budget gfx card? $100, $200, $300?

To add USB 3.0 on that board, you can use a add-in card. But one that would give you a 20-pin header to use yet another add-in device (USB3.0 ports on the front of the case) would need to use the PCIe slot. That would limit you to only being able to use a single slot wide gfx card. None are very fast. If you get a USB3.0 add-in card that uses the PCI slot, I doubt you'll find one with the necessary 20 pin header for an external drive bay device that...
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Let's say... it has potential. The CPU is strong and the board is adequate. Sounds like you have integrated gfx. If your video cable is plugged into the motherboard and not a discrete gfx card, you have integrated video. What do you consider a budget gfx card? $100, $200, $300?

To add USB 3.0 on that board, you can use a add-in card. But one that would give you a 20-pin header to use yet another add-in device (USB3.0 ports on the front of the case) would need to use the PCIe slot. That would limit you to only being able to use a single slot wide gfx card. None are very fast. If you get a USB3.0 add-in card that uses the PCI slot, I doubt you'll find one with the necessary 20 pin header for an external drive bay device that gives you front panel USB3.0.

If you can live with just USB 3.0 at the back of the case this would work: https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16815158361&cm_re=usb_3.0_pci_card-_-15-158-361-_-Product

 
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