Which graphic card will be better for my pc?

We need to know what you want to use the graphics card for. We need to know your screen resolution. And we need to know your make and model of Power supply you have.

i want to use my graphic card for gaming,i am a die hard gamer and want to run upcoming fifa13 and other games in max or mid setting.i have samsung 19'' led display,atx 450 watt psu.i previously used msi nvidia 8400gs graphic card and after a month got msi r5450 gpu and now i am using asus nvidia geforce en210 gpu but i want far better upgrades than these ones..

i want to use my graphic card for gaming,i am a die hard gamer and want to run upcoming fifa13 and other games in max or mid setting.i have samsung 19'' led display,atx 450 watt psu.i previously used msi nvidia 8400gs graphic card and after a month got msi r5450 gpu and now i am using asus nvidia geforce en210 gpu but i want far better upgrades than these ones..

I'm afraid that you can't really be a "die hard gamer" with current CPU, however, you do only have a 19 inch monitor so Im guessing that your resolution is 1440 x 900, do you have fifa 12? What settings can you play that game on? It's not really a game that needs a powerful setup, and I doubt that FIFA 13 will require much much more than FIFA 12. What other games are you wanting to play?

those GPUs you mention is a weak card for gaming.. if you want a better card for gaming then go to..gtx 550 ti....and also upgrade your psu..

You have a budget of up to $8000?
With that kind of cash i would start a whole system re-haul before worrying about the GPU. You are running an old dual core. I suspect any graphics card you put in will be bottlenecked by the CPU. Drop in to the Systems forum and look at the sticky at the top. Make a new thread using that template, and no doubt they will find the best way to spend that cash (which is way too much for a gaming rig BTW).

But for a single monitor, a GTX670 is the card to get. If multiple monitors (gaming across them, not just an extended desktop) is a consideration, a HD7970. Gigabyte, Sapphire, ASUS, MSI are all good manufacturers to pick from.

Though if that budget is a typo, you would do better investing the cash into a better CPU. At the very least it will allow you to upgrade the card without the fear of bottle-necking.

i wanna play fifa 13,gtaiv,battlefield3,alan wake etc with mid to max range setting.my max resolution is 1366x768.yep i do have fifa12 and play it with high rendering quality and with 2x msaa option.those gpu i used were weak but i could play fifa 12 wid max setting without any lags in asus nvidia geforce210 gpu..
@kramkat:i think gtx 550ti creates issues with fifa12 on windows 7..
please suggest me a better gaming card

manofchalk brother,i have the budget of 150-180dollars so now i am just thinking of gpu upgrade....so please suggest me a better gpu for gaming

my cpu is a weak one but m still thinking of intel e7500 with 54o watt psu so i wanna upgrade my gpu for better gaming

You don't understand that even if you do get a better GPU, your CPU will quite likely bottleneck it so it won't necessarily increase your gaming performance that much at all.

Best answer selected by abhi_reapar.

so if i upgrade to intel core 2 duo e7500 at 2.93 ghz with hd7770.......can i play games at max settings?

if i upgrade to hd 777o without any other upgrade to cpu,what rating will i get in aero graphic and gaming graphic from windows 7?

No.

Dual cores (except maybe the Core i3 series) will most likely bottleneck any decent GPU you put to it.

That platform upgrade I recommended will get you a decent (if old) quad core that has the capability of letting games hit max settings.
If you want max settings in games you will need a full platform upgrade, not just a new graphics card.

At that resolution it may be possible, but if you play a game that is CPU intensive, the graphics card wont matter.

EDIT: Windows Experience Index is a horrible indicator of performance. Dont even bother using it as a benchmark.