jonj320 said:
---Nvidia the way its ment [sic] to be played.
Reading that, I thought....wow you are a marketers wet dream....you repeat a phrase like a chimp..not knowing what it means...if anything at all...but thinking the phrase is somehow important.
But then, like a smart consumer you name the specific games you are looking to play in the near future...which is the primary consideration for choosing your graphics card. Which makes you seem as if you know what you are looking for and not subject to baseless marketing propaganda.
Here's the proper course of action for you: finalize your maximum budget. The absolute most you will spend. Then, make a list in pencil of the components that you think you would buy TODAY, that comes in at budget.
Then, check out reviews and benchmarks of your chosen games from several if not many different sites (AT THE EXACT RESOLUTION YOU ARE GOING TO GAME). You have to find the honest sites and benchmarks and avoid the corrupt ones (there are many of both) and if you don't think your FPS or game experience will satisfy you based on those results, make specific changes.
Prices, products, driver revisions and moon-beam intensity changes daily, as will specific recommendations. It's up to you to put it all together.