Good cheap graphics card for LoL

[Poro4L]

I need a good graphics card able to give me at least 60 fps steady on low-medium and 1920x1080 resolution on League of Legends, my pc with its integrated GPU can run it at around 20-60 fps not steady.
Specs are:
AMD APU A4 7300 Dual Core CPU, 3.80 GHz, Max Turbo 4.0 GHz
A88X Motherboard MSI A78M-E35V2(All-in-one A88X Chipset FM2+ Motherboard w/ SATA3 6Gb/s & USB 3.0)
Integrated AMD Radeon Graphics HD8470D 1080p Full HD DirectX 11
500W PSU with 12cm Super-Silent Fan

My budget is max $60 au, i know its not much but i just need a boost on my fps so it can be steady. This will be my first graphics card and I dont know the specifics on how to install it.
This is the link to the PC if necessary http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/331729038997?_trksid=p2060353.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

 

[zesun]

Just to make sure, that is 60$ Australian? - In that case, and if i found a correct site from Australia, it does not look good for the possibility of getting a card that can run lol in 1080 at 60fps.
You probably need 100$ or so more, to get something that really works.

As far as working, it looks like they use different parts in that computer, so it's hard to say what type of motherboard you have, but it should have a port for a graphics card (PCIe). - The only problem would be space, but if you would go for something like a radeon rx460 you can get small cards that should fit (and that card would be able to push lol at 60fps+ - according to reviews and such - i have no personal experience with that card).

 

[BurgerandChips66]

In this video on 'High' settings with a 9800GT it was pretty much locked to 60 fps... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xnwV4B9SN8Q

Though that is probably the minimum GPU that you would want.

Much better is a GTX 750 (non Ti) and a Pentium G3250 here at Max settings... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=caQ8miKd7sQ

However both those CPU's are quite a bit more powerful than the A4 7300 that you have. Your CPU is likely to be costing you some fps (those drops to 20) so you need to look at that too.

 

[NeonShadow]

its better if you buy a second hand lets say gtx 750 i'd go with that compared to a brand new shit card

 

[Poro4L]

Just to make sure, that is 60$ Australian? - In that case, and if i found a correct site from Australia, it does not look good for the possibility of getting a card that can run lol in 1080 at 60fps.
You probably need 100$ or so more, to get something that really works.

As far as working, it looks like they use different parts in that computer, so it's hard to say what type of motherboard you have, but it should have a port for a graphics card (PCIe). - The only problem would be space, but if you would go for something like a radeon rx460 you can get small cards that should fit (and that card would be able to push lol at 60fps+ - according to reviews and such - i have no personal experience with that card).

Yes, its 60$ Australian, the motherboard is MSI A78M-E35V2 with PCIe ports. I don't mean 60FPS on high, just low-medium quality.

Would you recommend any of these GPUS? http://pcpartpicker.com/products/video-card/#X=0,5959&sort=a1&page=1&c=175,150&m=8,14,18,27
Asus EN210 Silent

 

[zesun]

Just to make sure, that is 60$ Australian? - In that case, and if i found a correct site from Australia, it does not look good for the possibility of getting a card that can run lol in 1080 at 60fps.
You probably need 100$ or so more, to get something that really works.

As far as working, it looks like they use different parts in that computer, so it's hard to say what type of motherboard you have, but it should have a port for a graphics card (PCIe). - The only problem would be space, but if you would go for something like a radeon rx460 you can get small cards that should fit (and that card would be able to push lol at 60fps+ - according to reviews and such - i have no personal experience with that card).

Yes, its 60$ Australian, the motherboard is MSI A78M-E35V2 with PCIe ports. I don't mean 60FPS on high, just low-medium quality.

Would you recommend any of these GPUS? http://pcpartpicker.com/products/video-card/#X=0,5959&sort=a1&page=1&c=175,150&m=8,14,18,27
Asus EN210 Silent

Then i would recommend the gigabyte one, simple because it has 2gb of ram.

Here is a video of someone playing lol with a GT 730 with 1gb ram... seems to run smooth at 60, but his cpu is way better though, so remember that might be a bottleneck. I do not play lol myself, so i do not know how cpu intensive it actually is.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jjm4ySn0xGM

 

[Poro4L]

Just to make sure, that is 60$ Australian? - In that case, and if i found a correct site from Australia, it does not look good for the possibility of getting a card that can run lol in 1080 at 60fps.
You probably need 100$ or so more, to get something that really works.

As far as working, it looks like they use different parts in that computer, so it's hard to say what type of motherboard you have, but it should have a port for a graphics card (PCIe). - The only problem would be space, but if you would go for something like a radeon rx460 you can get small cards that should fit (and that card would be able to push lol at 60fps+ - according to reviews and such - i have no personal experience with that card).

Yes, its 60$ Australian, the motherboard is MSI A78M-E35V2 with PCIe ports. I don't mean 60FPS on high, just low-medium quality.

Would you recommend any of these GPUS? http://pcpartpicker.com/products/video-card/#X=0,5959&sort=a1&page=1&c=175,150&m=8,14,18,27
Asus EN210 Silent

Then i would recommend the gigabyte one, simple because it has 2gb of ram.

Here is a video of someone playing lol with a GT 730 with 1gb ram... seems to run smooth at 60, but his cpu is way better though, so remember that might be a bottleneck. I do not play lol myself, so i do not know how cpu intensive it actually is.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jjm4ySn0xGM

Ok thank you, the person is also playing on very high with vsync on so no worries. Uhhhh just realised that was for US XDDD

 

[Poro4L]

Would these two be any good?, since the previous part picker link i posted was for US
http://au.pcpartpicker.com/products/video-card/#X=0,5959&sort=a1&m=8,14,18,27

 

[dontlistentome]

If you go GT 730 you want the DDR5 version, MSI N730K-1GD5LP/OC, even if it has less memory, not the DDR3 version. No to any 710.

 

[Poro4L]

I cant find any non TI GTX 750s, i recently got a higher budget of $150 aud max, what would be a good GPU+CPU combo or should i just buy a $150 graphics card.(CPU socket is FM2+)