What graphics card will work with Asus A68HM-PLUS

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I am looking to get a graphics card, I have recently just starting gaming on PC.

I have intergrated graphics card, which is not the best and was wondering what graphics card would be the best? work the best with the motherboard I have? And will it be compatible with windows 10?
 
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does the monitor have DVI or HDMI? at 1440x900 I would go with the 1050ti, doesn't really matter which, get one with dual fans at the best price, the performance of the series is so close as not to be there
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good news. that motherboard can work with almost every video card available. windows compatibility is not an issue either.
I cannot tell you what is the best for your system as I do not know your system, CPU, RAM, monitor resolution, which games you play.
but the motherboard is good for all of them video cards( PCI, PCIe) AGP cards are a no no but they have been retired for years. Windows10 will play nice too.
 
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I have recently started so I thought to start off with a system that's no complicated but can run basic gamees I am mainly trying to update because I want to play, Player unknown battle grounds, I currently have this but the graphics are terrible and I think the graphics card will resolve this.

Can you show me in the right direction to get a graphics that will definitely work and run PUBG.

thankyou would be a great help
 
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happy to. What CPU do you have? don't want to bottleneck it too bad. what resolution are you gaming at? this will inform me what strength video card will be needed. no need getting a 4k ready card if you are gaming at 720p.
 
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Budget?
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Power Supply?

First, graphics cards are mostly OVERPRICED due to crypto-mining so for a budget card right now I'll recommend THIS one without knowing the ABOVE information.

GTX1050Ti

See pcpartpicker, but they start at roughly $150USD and I wouldn't pay more than $180. I do recommend a dual-fan solution, so perhaps THIS one:
https://pcpartpicker.com/product/7Ks8TW/gigabyte-geforce-gtx-1050-ti-4gb-video-card-gv-n105toc-4gd
or
https://pcpartpicker.com/product/D44NnQ/evga-geforce-gtx-1050-ti-4gb-ssc-gaming-acx-30-video-card-04g-p4-6255-kr
 
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win 10 - right click on the desktop (empty area) in the popup that shows go to display settings. a screen will open and you can click the text under the main windows "advanced display settings" and the window that pops up will tell you the resolution. mine for example is 1920x1080

windows 7 right click on desktop and go to display settings, the window will popup and you should see the resolution there, if not click through the tabs at the top until it shows.
 
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does the monitor have DVI or HDMI? at 1440x900 I would go with the 1050ti, doesn't really matter which, get one with dual fans at the best price, the performance of the series is so close as not to be there
 
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