Need help with getting a buget graphics card

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madmrt99

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Ok so I'm looking for a budget graphics card for my pc but if there is anything else I should upgrade let me know ok
Lenovo PC
Motherboard: Lenovo bantry crb (p0)
CPU: amd a10-7800 fm2+ (906)
Memory: 12gb 8gb and 4gb ddr3 798mhz
Graphics: 1gb ati and Radeon r7
Audio: amd high definition audio device

If there is anything else you need to know about my pc then please let me know and I'll try and find it
 
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clutchc
Your PSU would be the determining factor on what gfx card the system can handle (power-wise). But I suspect you have a pre-built with a stock 300W-ish PSU. If so, the GTX 1050 Ti would be the best way to go. The GTX 1050 (non-Ti) next best.

Also need to verify your case is big enough for a full height gfx card. Is it a mini tower, desktop, or SFF PC?
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Your PSU would be the determining factor on what gfx card the system can handle (power-wise). But I suspect you have a pre-built with a stock 300W-ish PSU. If so, the GTX 1050 Ti would be the best way to go. The GTX 1050 (non-Ti) next best.

Also need to verify your case is big enough for a full height gfx card. Is it a mini tower, desktop, or SFF PC?
 
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It would help if you could tell us the exact make model of the PC it needs to go in. Obviously, it sounds like you need a low-profile card. But a tiny 180W PSU doesn't lend itself well for adding a discrete card. It might handle a GT 1030, but even that would depend on the specs printed on the PSU's nameplate. Post a photo of it or let us know the rating for the +12v rail(s).
Does the PC have a PCIe x16 slot?
 
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