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I have been unable to resolve a serious FPS issue on my computer via software/driver fixes so I'm going to go out tomorrow and purchase a new Video Card and see where that gets me. Any advice on a replacement for a XFX Nvidia GeForce 9600 GSO?

Here's some other specs --

MoBo -- XFX Nvidia 750i SLI NForce

Intel Core 2 Duo CPU E 7500 @ 2.93GHz
3GB RAM

Windows XP SP3
 
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You shouldn't have any problem with the PSU then. The GTX 560 is the most powerful out of all mentioned, so that's your best bet if you don't mind spending $160 on it.

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The 9600 was a great card back in the day, however it is a bit dated. There are so many great cards out now depending on your psu and budget.

The AMD HD7770 or the GXT550ti are both awsome cards for around $130. If you wanted to spend a little more the GTX560 could be had for around 160.
 

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But won't they be bottlenecked? The E7500 is still a good CPU even for today's standarts, but is it powerful enough?
 

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I'd like to keep it under $200. Frankly, I worry that anything more expensive than that will be too much for my system anyway.

My PSU is Aspire 600W DarkSide Alum Black
 

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Whoops, forgot to answer about the games -- Diablo III, Minecraft, Skyrim, Civ V and bunch of indie games from Steam are the biggies right now.

On a side note, I find myself constanly coming back to Crimson Skies. I really wish they'd do another one of those ...

 
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