Need help with compatibility for new graphics card

[greencowking]

I currently have a MSI Radeon R7 250 and I can barely play Fortnite on all low with 30 fps so I am trying to buy a new graphics card like a r9 270X but I dont know if it will be compatible with my computer and I need to know before I buy and replace can someone help me

 

[clutchc]

If your PC is fine with the R7-250, it will be fine with the R9-270X (as long as the PSU is up to the task). Or probably any other card.
Btw, it's always important to list your system specs when you ask for that kind of advise.

 

[greencowking]

If your PC is fine with the R7-250, it will be fine with the R9-270X (as long as the PSU is up to the task). Or probably any other card.
Btw, it's always important to list your system specs when you ask for that kind of advise.

Sorry here are the pictures of my specs I know the case is fine and the motherboard should be fine

https://imgur.com/gallery/3tKWGvx

Also here is the motherboard

https://imgur.com/B7gOBx7

Also my power supply is 350W do I need to get a new power supply as well to support the R9 270X

 

[clutchc]

If your PC is fine with the R7-250, it will be fine with the R9-270X (as long as the PSU is up to the task). Or probably any other card.
Btw, it's always important to list your system specs when you ask for that kind of advise.

Sorry here are the pictures of my specs I know the case is fine and the motherboard should be fine

https://imgur.com/gallery/3tKWGvx

Also my power supply is 350W do I need to get a new power supply as well to support the R9 270X

Yes, you'll need to replace the PSU if you go with the R9-270X. A 500W or better with 2 x 6-pin PCIe connectors. It's actually the +12v rail of the PSU that will determine the ability of a PSU to handle the card, tho.
Unless you're getting the R9-270X at a really good price, the 4GB GTX 1050 Ti would be a better choice. Faster than the 270X in most games and runs fine on your existing 350W PSU. Btw, what is the make/model of the 350W PSU?

 

[greencowking]

If your PC is fine with the R7-250, it will be fine with the R9-270X (as long as the PSU is up to the task). Or probably any other card.
Btw, it's always important to list your system specs when you ask for that kind of advise.

Sorry here are the pictures of my specs I know the case is fine and the motherboard should be fine

https://imgur.com/gallery/3tKWGvx

Also my power supply is 350W do I need to get a new power supply as well to support the R9 270X

Yes, you'll need to replace the PSU if you go with the R9-270X. A 500W or better with 2 x 6-pin PCIe connectors. It's actually the +12v rail of the PSU that will determine the ability of a PSU to handle the card, tho.
Unless you're getting the R9-270X at a really good price, the 4GB GTX 1050 Ti would be a better choice. Faster than the 270X in most games and runs fine on your existing 350W PSU. Btw, what is the make/model of the 350W PSU?

https://imgur.com/Vyf5QDz Here is the sticker on my PSU and also this computer was bought from best buy and im just trying to upgrade the GPU because I can barely play games so can I change from AMD to NVIDIA if it is storebought sorry if I sound like a noob lol because I kind of am

 

[clutchc]

That PSU will easily handle a GTX 1050 Ti. That would be a better choice than the R9-270X and a new PSU, IMO.
Here is a video of Fortnite in epic mode with the 1050 Ti and a lesser CPU than you have.

 

[greencowking]

Ok thanks now I am ordering the GTX 1050 Ti