Do I need to buy a new computer because of my motherboard?

[rontsip2]

I have been thinking about upgrading my GPU recently, but noticed I had only 1 PCIe slot
and underneath it a PCI slot. That's not a problem as I am only planning on having 1 GPU at a time.
But I noticed that my current GPU (gtx-650) fits 'perfectly' - the edge is near the CPU cooler.
I have taken some pictures:
https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B183LS1nWsirU18tYXpTTC0xaVE&usp=sharing

I am afraid that a new, high-end GPU wouldn't be able to fit because of my CPU cooler.
What should i do? buy a new computer?
thanks ahead.

 

[maxalge]

I have been thinking about upgrading my GPU recently, but noticed I had only 1 PCIe slot
and underneath it a PCI slot. That's not a problem as I am only planning on having 1 GPU at a time.
But I noticed that my current GPU (gtx-650) fits 'perfectly' - the edge is near the CPU cooler.
I have taken some pictures:
https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B183LS1nWsirU18tYXpTTC0xaVE&usp=sharing

I am afraid that a new, high-end GPU wouldn't be able to fit because of my CPU cooler.
What should i do? buy a new computer?
thanks ahead.

there are small versions of powerful gpu's

just measure the space for max length

http://videocardz.com/62242/evga-geforce-gtx-1060-pictured



the easiest thing to do would be to swap everything into a bigger case and fit a aio cooler onto the cpu

of course money would be an issue

 

[smorizio]

with pre built that old the newer cards may not post in very old systems. (bios bugs). also with pre built your power supply may not have the wattage to run a gaming gpu.

 

[rontsip2]

with pre built that old the newer cards may not post in very old systems. (bios bugs). also with pre built your power supply may not have the wattage to run a gaming gpu.

power supply can be changed. my problem is the gpu...