CPU and GPU changes

I can't confirm your CPU will work in that PC as I can't seem to find any details regarding the motherboard - they do both seem to be AM3 socket CPUs though so - 'probably; might need BIOS update'.

Between the GPUs the HD 6750 is the better card (by quite a way) but it's not exactly an awesome card. Expect low/medium settings on modern titles.

See this chart http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/gaming-graphics-card-review,review-32501-7.html

noise said:

I can't confirm your CPU will work in that PC as I can't seem to find any details regarding the motherboard - they do both seem to be AM3 socket CPUs though so - 'probably; might need BIOS update'.

Between the GPUs the HD 6750 is the better card (by quite a way) but it's not exactly an awesome card. Expect low/medium settings on modern titles.

See this chart http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/gaming-graphics-card-review,review-32501-7.html

What s/he said

Well with that being said (I know the mobo supports the processor I had another post that covered that a while back and we figured out that it is compatible) if the 6750 is probably not the best option here would I be better sticking with the card I have (Radeon HD6450 1GB DDR3 sapphire edition) or try to go for another one with out going over my price of 95 dollars (Because I only have a 200 dollar budget so the processor takes a big part of that) so what does leave me with?