Looking for replacement for AMD Radeon R7 200 Series

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I'm looking for replacement for my graphic card that has died, AMD Radeon R7 200 Series, I believe it's an 240 or 250 with 2 GB memory.

It's exactly looks like this: http://www.powercolor.com/us/products_layer_2.asp?SeriesID=86

I'm planning to buy the same model for replacement, but before that I want to ask to the people with knowledge, could I deserve a better graphic cards that compatible with my current specs?

Motherboard: ASUS M5A78L-M LE/USB3
CPU: AMD FX-4300 Quad-Core Processor
RAM: 8 GB DDR3 (4 GB x 2)
PSU: 600W

As long it's not too far from AMD R7 240/250 prices ($50-$100)

I don't plan to buy anything besides graphic cards, as I'm grateful enough with my current specs. But if I deserve a better graphic cards, then let me know!

Cheers.
 
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GTX 1050, it's a cheap and really great card.

You don't plan to changing anything else besides the GPU, I get it, but this build is already outdated, since FX processors are quite strong, they can still hold almost any actual game, with the right settings.

But I guarantee you that you'll need to replace the CPU+MoBo+RAM combo, and doesn't really matter for what you're going to upgrade, the GTX 1050 will work good on it.

My suggestion is to you replace the broken GPU by the GTX 1050, because when you change the rest of the system, you won't need to change the GPU
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GTX 1050, it's a cheap and really great card.

You don't plan to changing anything else besides the GPU, I get it, but this build is already outdated, since FX processors are quite strong, they can still hold almost any actual game, with the right settings.

But I guarantee you that you'll need to replace the CPU+MoBo+RAM combo, and doesn't really matter for what you're going to upgrade, the GTX 1050 will work good on it.

My suggestion is to you replace the broken GPU by the GTX 1050, because when you change the rest of the system, you won't need to change the GPU
 
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