What GPU is recommended for this build of mine?

[AreFlame]

Hello there.

I recently ordred some parts for a pc build project of mine, i need some suggestions to a gpu that will fit quite well with my build, i didnt afford the gpu just yet, i only had the money for the other parts, i didnt want the stuff to be to cheap to be able to buy the gpu, i'd rather save up for the rest to get a good build that will last for a good period i guess. Im going to use the computer for gaming and modeling, don't worry it's mostly gaming xD

Build:

CPU: AMD FX-8370.
CPU Cooler: Stock, soon upgrading to Hyper 212 evo.
MOBO: MSI 970 Gaming.
Storage: SSD 120GB for windows. Also have a 1 tb hdd.
PSU: 750 Watts psu, forgot the name, its tier 2 fyi.
Case: Fractal Design Define S if your interested in knowing.
GPU: Suggestions?

Thanks,
AreFlame

PS: I forgot what category i was going to post this in, i chose Systems, was unsure if Systems or Components, go a head move my topic if it's posted in the wrong section.

 

[gskill support]

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814487128

 

[AreFlame]

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814487128

I like that GPU but as i said i want it to last, like be able to keep up with the graphics in the future. Is there better gpu's that i can combine with my build? I need a strong gpu, i know the 960 is decent but i dont want to worry about upgrading you know later on.

 

[gskill support]

Just depends on your budget, you can go with 970, 980, and so forth.

 

[AreFlame]

Just depends on your budget, you can go with 970, 980, and so forth.

So i can go really high with the GPU? I don't need to worry about bottlenecking?

 

[gskill support]

No, definitely don't need to worry about bottlenecking. You can even consider some overclocking to improve CPU power. But in any case the GPU can be transferred so even if you choose to upgrade the other main parts of the system like switch to Intel, the GPU is still good.

 

[AreFlame]

No, definitely don't need to worry about bottlenecking. You can even consider some overclocking to improve CPU power. But in any case the GPU can be transferred so even if you choose to upgrade the other main parts of the system like switch to Intel, the GPU is still good.

Alright, well thanks for the help, i think im going to save up for an msi gtx 980 or msi gtx 980ti, if not i will buy a r9 390x.