What Graphics Card is Compatible with my Computer for an Upgrade?

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Gigabyte R7 250 it seems

A nVIDIA GTX 1050 would be good upgrade. 200% faster. It fits in any PC and would not need a new power supply. A 1050 Ti would be 250% better. Both are guaranteed to work with your motherboard.
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DSzymborski

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Anything would be compatible, but without information about your specific power supply, your specific GPU -- just knowing "R7 200 series" doesn't cut it -- your specific budget, and your specific needs, it's impossible to give a good answer to this question.

Just as a very generic answer, you won't get much value on this platform from anything more powerful than a GTX 1060.
 
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Gigabyte R7 250 it seems

A nVIDIA GTX 1050 would be good upgrade. 200% faster. It fits in any PC and would not need a new power supply. A 1050 Ti would be 250% better. Both are guaranteed to work with your motherboard.
 
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