New PC, which gpu should I get? GTX 750 ti or above that?

[Patriot_95]

Hi everyone, I'm getting a new PC, not a high-end one, but a decent one in my opinion, but I´m stuck in the GPU, I don´t know what to get, here are my specs so far:

- Intel i7 2600k 3.4ghz
- MOBO Gigabyte Z68MA-D2H-B3
- 8gb Adata gaming 1333mhz dual channel DDR3
- About the PSU, it isn't a quite one, but I think it could handle something nice: Edge systems AF-B600P 600w with 30a in +12v rail

Which GPU should I get considering the limitations of the PSU? I have in mind a 750 ti but also something above it, because I'm looking foward to play FARCRY 4 in high-ultra settings on 1080p.

 

[Nikola Aslanov-1338074]

I'm assuming you are getting this used. It is pretty good actually, the I7 should be on par with the latest i5.
The PSU is a rare one, you from Spain, seems like it is sold mostly there? One issue is that it seems not to have 6pin PCIe connector, and you will need this for most 750 TIs, but almost all manufacturers supply molex to 6 pin converter cables with the cards.
With that PSU I'd recommend card with SINGLE 6 pin additional power input. 750 TI is OK - actually the 6pins on it are mostly for serious overclocking.
More powerful options that will work are: HD 7850, R7 265, R9 270 (non X). Also GTX 960 is expected to be released today, if not in a hurry you can wait for some benchmarks.

 

[Patriot_95]

I'm from Mexico and yeah, this PSU is quite sold here, but doing some little researching, i found that this AF-B600P is not what i need if i want something above the average. So im changing it to a Corsair TX650 with 80+ Bronze.
I think with this PSU upgrade, now i can go for a GPU more powerful right? Is the best power supply i can get for my budget and also seems to have overall good reviews around amazon, newegg, etc.

 

[Nikola Aslanov-1338074]

If you get the 650W corsair you can get up to GTX 970 OR R9 290 if you find the money.
If the budget is tight - try searching for used 7950/7970 on ebay or other local sites.

 

[Patriot_95]

Oh ok, sounds good, what about the GTX 660, 670 and 770? Worth the money for anyone of them?

 

[Nikola Aslanov-1338074]

These are a bit old. Although everything depends on the price and your willingness to risk with an used video card. Check http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/gaming-graphics-card-review,3107-7.html if you have not done this yet for relative performance.
GTX 960 was released today and will be soon in stores if GTX 970 is above your budget.