Good Graphics Card for use with i3 4360?

[JapesFaw]

So I'm currently running a new PC, 8Gb ram, Core i3 4360 and am looking for a new graphics card to use with my system.

I have an old Nvidia 9500GT, but I haven't even bothered installing it. Basically I'd want to know some good graphics cards to allow 1080p gaming that don't break the bank.

I'd ideally be playing new titles such as GTA V, Far Cry 4 etc.

Right now I'm looking at the MSI GTX 750 Ti, MSI GTX 760 and the MSI GTX 960 2 GB.

Does anyone have any advice on the performance of these cards or any better suggestions?

Thanks in advance for any help!

 

[rowdymoody]

The GTX 960 would be a great choice.

 

[lexron]

Newest GPU is better so take 960.

 

[ATi RaDEoN]

I would suggest you to get a R9 280x 3GB (Powercolor). Cheaper and faster than 960. Only drawback is power consumption, rest all it destroys the 960. Moreover 2 GB VRAM will soon be inadequate for most of the games.

 

[JapesFaw]

I would suggest you to get a R9 280x 3GB (Powercolor). Cheaper and faster than 960. Only drawback is power consumption, rest all it destroys the 960. Moreover 2 GB VRAM will soon be inadequate for most of the games.

Ah, yeah that would be great choice however I live in South Africa and the cheapest 280x 3GB costs $500 here which is obscene for that card. And I can pick up the MSI version of the GTX 960 for about $350 (Which is also incredibly overpriced for that card, but living in South Africa means I just have to deal with it unfortunately).

 

[kwa-e]

Just get the cheapest 960 you can get there, Whether it be a Zotac, PalIT, Asus or MSI.

They're all going to perform similarly anyway.

 

[JapesFaw]

Just get the cheapest 960 you can get there, Whether it be a Zotac, PalIT, Asus or MSI.

They're all going to perform similarly anyway.

Awesome, I'll go with either the Gigabyte or MSI version of the 960 - they're the cheapest I can get here and the same price at about $350.

Thanks for all the help guys.

 

[kwa-e]

Happy to be of assistance