Looking for an upgrade.

[TheSAYAIN9000]

my pc specs: https://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c02870583
Graphics currently using: NVIDIA GTX 750 Ti

I want a better graphics card to run games like the evil within 2,cod ww2,gta 5 at high settings 1080 but i don't know which one to get or if ill need extra stuff like CPU or something. Help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

You would need a PSU upgrade with a new card if your still running the 250w.

 

[freercurse]

hmm, my gamer heart and mind is begging for you to custom build yourself a beast, but not everyone had a £1400 or so lying around 😀.
i would say, upgrade to a gtx 1050/60/70/80, depending on how much you want to spend. your system shouldn't be too bottle necked by your CPU.
you will need a bigger power supply to go with that though. i would say 650 watts. however be careful as some pre-built machines(motherboards) don't work with newer/different graphics cards, so it might be the case that you will have to upgrade the motherboard as well.

 

[gasaraki]

Blackbird is right, that power supply will not run any video cards. Also... omg. That computer... wtf. 10-base-T NIC?

What, are we in the 90s? I just can't imagine HP selling such a shit box... nvm I guess I can.

I would not put ANY money in to this box. I'm sorry. Save your money for a cheap gaming machine for around $500 and it will be a million times better than this.

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

With that old BIOS 2011 it may have trouble even booting a new card even if PSU was upgraded. Time to save for a build.

 

[Compuser10165]

Don't invest money into that prebuilt!!! If you get a new PSU+GPU your CPU+RAM is going to hold you back. Also, a case like that has horrible cooling for a high end pc. You need a new pc. You can keep this one as is and save for an entirely new machine.

 

[TheSAYAIN9000]

Don't invest money into that prebuilt!!! If you get a new PSU+GPU your CPU+RAM is going to hold you back. Also, a case like that has horrible cooling for a high end pc. You need a new pc. You can keep this one as is and save for an entirely new machine.

What new one would you recommend?

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

Don't invest money into that prebuilt!!! If you get a new PSU+GPU your CPU+RAM is going to hold you back. Also, a case like that has horrible cooling for a high end pc. You need a new pc. You can keep this one as is and save for an entirely new machine.

What new one would you recommend?

To get the most for your money , build one.

If you have a budget people will suggest some nice setups.

 

[Compuser10165]

Don't invest money into that prebuilt!!! If you get a new PSU+GPU your CPU+RAM is going to hold you back. Also, a case like that has horrible cooling for a high end pc. You need a new pc. You can keep this one as is and save for an entirely new machine.

What new one would you recommend?

To get the most for your money , build one.

If you have a budget people will suggest some nice setups.

I agree, when I said "a new pc" I only thought about a custom built: customization and maximum satisfaction when using the pc. Forget about prebuilds. I can suggest a good build given a reasonable budget. Also, describe your use case for this new pc.

 

[TheSAYAIN9000]

The reason i wanted to replace parts is because i have no experience building one.

 

[Compuser10165]

The reason i wanted to replace parts is because i have no experience building one.

Then document yourself! It's not that difficult really (more like an easy puzzle for adults) I was a rookie when I built my fisrt pc not so long ago. Look for a couple of guides and learn about the choice of components.