Can I upgrade my graphics card when I have integrated one?

[HightDetal]

Hey so I wanted to upgrade my graphics since i got tired of running games on lowest graphics. I soon found out that my Intel® HD Graphics 2000 is integrated in motherboard. So I was wondering can I upgrade my card even if it's integrated and if I can which one should I buy. My budget is around 100€

I have: Intel® Core™ i5-2500 Processor

Edit: Turns out my power supply is 240W only. Any good options for that?

 

[bicycle_repair_man]

Yes, just remember to use the output connector on the card and not the motherboard.

For your budget, a GTX 750 Ti would be a good choice. Anything beyond that is going to be dependent on the PSU you have.

 

[HightDetal]

Yes, just remember to use the output connector on the card and not the motherboard.

For your budget, a GTX 750 Ti would be a good choice. Anything beyond that is going to be dependent on the PSU you have.

Thanks for your reply. Is there a good video on how to insert the card into the computer? I'm afraid of messing something up

 

[bicycle_repair_man]

You can only install a graphics card one way and it doesn't need a lot of force, so the odds of you messing it up are minimal.

Here's a guide from PC World; http://www.pcworld.com/article/2913370/how-to-install-a-graphics-card.html.