A perfect graphics card to pair with a core i3-3220

[Quazi Irtiza]

so i wanna play games at medium settings and still get 30+ fps, which will be the best graphics card for my pc. I am looking forward to gtx 750 ti with no external 6-pin connectors(as i only have a 350w psu).

My PC Specs:
4GB ram 1333 mhz
core i3-3220 @ 3.30 ghz
350W psu (i know its crap, so i need a low power consuming gpu)
gigabyte h61m-s2pv motherboard
windows 8.1
amd radeon hd 6450 2gb ddr3 (will through this shit out as soon as i get a good gpu)
500 gb hdd

 

[RobCrezz]

The 750 ti sounds perfect to be honest.

 

[DonQuixoteMC]

Was going to say the same thing when I read the thread title, looks like you already have this figured out! 😛

The 750 Ti is a great match, especially considering your power-supply situation. I say go for it!

 

[Quazi Irtiza]

then for which after market company should i buy, evga or asus or gigabyte or xfx etc Or should i buy the original reference card from nvidia

 

[Guest]

Yup,the 750 Ti and the I3 3220 are a match made in heaven.

 

[RobCrezz]

The MSI looked to be the best in my opinion. But any of them will be fine, look at whichever models are the best value for money.

 

[davaross]

It dosen't really make a difference unless you are looking for a particular feature such as a passively cooled or low profile card

 

[Guest]

Have a look at this:-
http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-2103376/graphics-card-geforce-gtx-750.html

 

[Quazi Irtiza]

But which one has no external power connectors?? I have heard that some companies put a external 6-pin connector on gtx 750 ti for stable overclocking, but dont want that cause my psu is poor and doesnt have any 6-pin power connectors

 

[Guest]

This:-
http://www.pny.com/gtx_750_ti_2048mb_oc_pcie
Or you could just go with the reference card.

 

[Quazi Irtiza]

Thanks Everyone for the support, will be buying the msi gtx 750 ti this christmas hopefully 😀