Looking for new graphics card

[MathiasSigvartsen]

Hello, i am looking for a new graphics card for my HP ENVY Phoenix 810-110eo Desktop PC. Right now i have a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 770 2gb and i want to upgrade. Hoping to get something in the Geforce GTX 900~ region or higher. I don't have a budget as I'm happy to spend a lot on helping my PC.

Any help or advice is appreciated thank you!

PC specs: http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c04094904

 

[BadActor]

What resolution monitor do you have? Measure how much clearance your case has for video card length, but considering you already have a GTX 770, I would expect a GTX 1070 to fit and work with your current PSU. This card would work well if you have a 1080p or 1440p monitor.

 

[MathiasSigvartsen]

What resolution monitor do you have? Measure how much clearance your case has for video card length, but considering you already have a GTX 770, I would expect a GTX 1070 to fit and work with your current PSU. This card would work well if you have a 1080p or 1440p monitor.

Right now i have 1920 x 1080 on my monitor and i have about 12 cm on one side of the graphics card.

 

[BadActor]

The 1070 would be a good choice then and allow for upgrading the monitor to 2k in the future.

 

[MathiasSigvartsen]

The 1070 would be a good choice then and allow for upgrading the monitor to 2k in the future.

Ok, nice, So it is a good fit and everything for the mother board etc?
And do u think this would be good? https://www.asus.com/no/Graphics-Cards/DUAL-GTX1070-O8G/

 

[BadActor]

Just check the length of the card you choose (listed in the card specs) against the the clearance you have in the case, but it should work. Some cards may be a little longer than others. Your current PSU will have sufficient wattage since the 1070 requires less than the 770. The i7 4770 will easily handle the card as well.

 

[MathiasSigvartsen]

Just check the length of the card you choose (listed in the card specs) against the the clearance you have in the case, but it should work. Some cards may be a little longer than others. Your current PSU will have sufficient wattage since the 1070 requires less than the 770. The i7 4770 will easily handle the card as well.

Thank you so much for your time 😀