Looking to upgrade Graphics Card

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Hi I own a ASUS M11BB and i want to upgrade my graphics card the current card is a AMD Radeon HD 8670d. my computer has a stock M11BB motherboard, AMD A10-6700 processor, 12GB of RAM, and 300 or 350W power supply (which i will be upgrading as well). I wont be buying a new computer cant afford it.
 
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that PSU is way too rich for his budget. here is a $60 seasonic 520 W PSU that will easily handle the GTX 770: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817151094

the GTX 970 will be in the $400-$500 price range. way out of his budget. that MSI card will come out to be like $280 after rebate. even when the GTX 970 does go on sale, which will probably be november the earliest, the GTX 770 will still be selling around $270 and will still be a good value.

$60 for seasonic PSU
$285 for GTX 770
total will be $345

games will run at max settings or very close to max selling at 1080p. some games are not designed as well and don't use resources efficiently. but this card will still kick butt
that PSU is way too rich for his budget. here is a $60 seasonic 520 W PSU that will easily handle the GTX 770: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817151094

the GTX 970 will be in the $400-$500 price range. way out of his budget. that MSI card will come out to be like $280 after rebate. even when the GTX 970 does go on sale, which will probably be november the earliest, the GTX 770 will still be selling around $270 and will still be a good value.

$60 for seasonic PSU
$285 for GTX 770
total will be $345

games will run at max settings or very close to max selling at 1080p. some games are not designed as well and don't use resources efficiently. but this card will still kick butt
 
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Ok thank you so much
 


Wow i didn't know the 970 would be that expensive upon release. I still recommend the psu becuase its only $10 more, 750 watts, and 80+ gold. If he really cant spare the $10 then the seasonic is great.