Best gpu for my build?

[Baserk]

So I decided to upgrade my gpu from gt 630 1gb to something better. I dont want to change any other parts other than gpu.

Here's my desktop parts:

Cpu: i5-2320 3Ghz
Ram: 4 GB DDR3
Motherboard: H61M-DS2 REV 1.2
PSU: 350W
GPU: GT 630 1GB

 

[nightowl450]

Budget ?
1030 is the least , 1050 , 1050 ti are good for your PC

just check the wattage :
http://www.coolermaster.com/power-supply-calculator/

 

[Baserk]

My budget is around 100 euros thats about 110 usd.

 

[nightowl450]

97$ for 1050 and thats a good GPU for your budget
and if you can get 1050 ti 124$ just buy the cheaper ones

 

[nightowl450]

and also check benchmarks to see its worth of having 1050 ti
something else you play on 1080p ?

 

[Baserk]

No i play on 1366x768

 

[nightowl450]

so 1050 ti is very good
but i think you should buy an adapter : active DVI to VGA (i'm not sure , ask the seller)

 

[Baserk]

yeah but gtx 1050ti isnt compatible with my curent parts. Anything else that would be desent for my build i dont really care if its amd or nvidia

 

[nightowl450]

what do you mean ? mother board supports 1050 ti
and for PSU that's enough

 

[nightowl450]

here use this site if mother board doesn't support it tells you :
http://www.userbenchmark.com/PCBuilder

for PSU : coolermaster.com/power-supply-calculator/

 

[Baserk]

I looked it up on compatibility checker and on there it told that my mother bord(there wasnt my exact model so i picked closest one h61m ds2) wasnt compatible it showed that the only 10xx was comatible with was 1080/1080ti

 

[nightowl450]

if 1080 fits than all 10xx fits, i checked h61 ds2 and had no problem with 1050 ti

 

[Baserk]

Is the any way to know if the gpu will bottleneck your cpu before buying it?

 

[Baserk]

if 1080 fits than all 10xx fits, i checked h61 ds2 and had no problem with 1050 ti

Will it bottleneck my cpu? Is there anyway to check that?

 

[maxalge]

if 1080 fits than all 10xx fits, i checked h61 ds2 and had no problem with 1050 ti

Will it bottleneck my cpu? Is there anyway to check that?

your cpu is good enough to run a better gpu, so the answer is yes

for your budget and resolution a gtx 1050 ti is great ( make sure you buy one that does NOT need a 6-pin pcie cable )
it would be POINTLESS to get a better gpu at that super low crap resolution


+1 if you monitor is only VGA, then you will also need an powered adapter ( active )

also make sure your motherboard bios is up to date