Graphics card suggestions
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well the thing is that i would need to buy a new psu and motherboard to i think and i don't want an AMD card plus i don't really feel the need to upgrade just replace my broken card.
but thanks for the suggestion.
Gamepro105
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It honestly wouldn't be an improvement more likely to be a decrement in performance leave your full specification for us to have a look at and we will do our best to find you the best card for the price with in your PSU limitations.
Amd give you the best price to performance quite honestly if you don't want to upgrade just buy another one!
Amd give you the best price to performance quite honestly if you don't want to upgrade just buy another one!
okey thanks for the answer.
my specs are: intel core i3-2120 3.30Ghz Acer predator G3610 motherboard i think it is. and i think i have a psu with 450 or 500 watts don't know what number to look at on the psu.
Feronix
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Erhm, wattage-wise that will be plenty to run an HD7770/7790 or GTX 650 Ti Boost off of. I'm assuming it's the stock PSU that came with your case though? Might want to Google the brand/ type to see if it's any good at all.
okey maybe i was wrong then and yes it's the stock psu and it's a Liteon.
but on the psu i can see a number that is 450w and then 500w(max peek) so i don't really know what number it's
well like i said not going to upgrade just replace the broken card so maybe about 500-700 SEK so that is around 50-70 EUR
If you were to save up to about 100 Euros, you can get a GTX 650. To be honest, a 50 Euro card is not going to have much "bang for the buck", meaning the price to performance ratio is going to be fairly bad. I have no idea about how much money you can acquire, but 100 Euros is not much to ask of a video card. Plus, you will not regret it. This may not have answered your question, so sorry, but its just a small piece of advice.
Gamepro105
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With graphics card there's like a sweet spot on bang for buck, if you go to low priced on a card then its essentially wasting time and money you spend like £30 or so on something not as good as Intel integrated graphics or you spend £400 and its slightly better than a £300 card so try and spend a little more on it like getting a R7 240/ 250 maybe a 260 and get within that "sweet spot" your PSU will cope! I ran a 7950 off of a 430W for ages 
okey i understand what you mean and i think i'm going to save some money and upgrade my whole pc and thanks for your tips and suggestions really helps a lot
Cru
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With graphics card there's like a sweet spot on bang for buck, if you go to low priced on a card then its essentially wasting time and money you spend like £30 or so on something not as good as Intel integrated graphics or you spend £400 and its slightly better than a £300 card so try and spend a little more on it like getting a R7 240/ 250 maybe a 260 and get within that "sweet spot" your PSU will cope! I ran a 7950 off of a 430W for ages
okey great suggestions really appreciate your help thanks alot
i'm going to check them out thanks for the suggestion
