Gpu upgrade problem

[zhen7776]

currently I have a asus pc and I need some help to upgrade my gpu

motherboard: Asus H87m-pro
Gpu: GT625 drr3 2gb

what kind of gpu I can upgrade for around 300 dollars?

 

[Tradesman1]

At $300 I'd look at the Asus 280X CU TOP, actually it's $310, just got mine and love it

 

[Outlander_04]

What kind of processor do you have ?

what is the rated wattage of your power supply?

 

[realchaos]

In addition to the watts of the psu, what is the brand and model?

 

[zhen7776]

At $300 I'd look at the Asus 280X CU TOP, actually it's $310, just got mine and love it

dude I asking about gpu which is graphic card NOT 280x

 

[zhen7776]

What kind of processor do you have ?

what is the rated wattage of your power supply?

please READ THE title I am asking about graphic proccessor unit NOT CPU

 

[zhen7776]

Oh my god please

here is information again PLEASE I'm asking which Nvidia graphic card can system upgrade to NOT 280X Currently I have nvidia GT 625 drr3 2GB graphic card

Motherboard: Asus H87m-pro LGA 1150
PSU : don't have to worry about
CPU: just a crappy one don't ask

Again please for people who tried answer the question READ the Title BEFORE YOU TYPE.

ONE LAST THING NOT DO RECOMMAND A AMD GPU because MY motherboard only have one pci 3.0 x16 slot which only for NVIDIA GPU NOT AMDs

 

[realchaos]

Yes we understand. But in order for us to recommend the best gpu, we need to know the other system specs, INCLUDING the psu and cpu.
If your psu is low quality and you put in a high end gpu, the psu will explode and fry your computer. None of us here want that to happen to you, so we need to know whether or not you have a high quality psu that can handle a high end gpu.

Same goes for the cpu. If your cpu is "a crappy one," then when you put in a high end gpu it will get bottlenecked by the processor and the gpu won't be running at it's full potential.

 

[zhen7776]

Yes we understand. But in order for us to recommend the best gpu, we need to know the other system specs, INCLUDING the psu and cpu.
If your psu is low quality and you put in a high end gpu, the psu will explode and fry your computer. None of us here want that to happen to you, so we need to know whether or not you have a high quality psu that can handle a high end gpu.

Same goes for the cpu. If your cpu is "a crappy one," then when you put in a high end gpu it will get bottlenecked by the processor and the gpu won't be running at it's full potential.

OK

is intel i7 4770 non K series 3.4 ghz
PSU: I'm NOT sure maybe is around 300 watts since I have a nvidia GT625 drr3 2gb

 

[realchaos]

The processor is great.
The psu is crap. You seriously want to change the psu if you want to upgrade gpus.
Here's a great quality psu: http://pcpartpicker.com/part/xfx-power-supply-p1550sxxb9
That leaves you with about $250 left on the gpu: http://pcpartpicker.com/part/evga-video-card-02gp43765kr

 

[zhen7776]

ok that's work out and thanks

because all my friend give me junk answer change the motherboard and blah blah blah