Not sure if GPU will fit on Motherboard

[Protoshredanoid]

I currently have an A88XM-A motherboard, and am currently interested in getting the MSI RX 480. I am however unsure if it will fit in my case due to where the RAM cards are located and other things. This is a pic of inside my case: http://imgur.com/UyZe9rX

Im not sure what case mine is, I think CiT Vantage, as they really only said where i got it from, that it was a gaming case so I am assuming that it would fit in the case.
Will it fit?

 

[Wayfall]

With that socket your going to bottleneck.

That card will fit in pretty much any case that is a mid tower or larger.

What PSU you got?

 

[Protoshredanoid]

With that socket your going to bottleneck.

That card will fit in pretty much any case that is a mid tower or larger.

What PSU you got?

500w which I saw was the recommended. I am however going to upgrade that after I buy my gpu (due to limited funds currently).

 

[Wayfall]

You can try going to FX series but you will see some bottleneck in high CPU intensive areas or you can go for the new Intel Skylake.

Amd really need to release their ZEN CPU's

 

[Protoshredanoid]

You can try going to FX series but you will see some bottleneck in high CPU intensive areas or you can go for the new Intel Skylake.

Amd really need to release their ZEN CPU's

So would it be worth getting the RX 480? All I want is a decent gpu where i can have 30fps +, as I am currently playing games such as Empyrion on about 10-20fps (10 when dynamic lighting is on) and I can't even play GTA 5 on low due to having onboard graphics.

 

[Wayfall]

You will certainly get 30fps but it will be bottlenecked so most of the cash you put on it will be pointless.

If your going pc you should try for 60fps.

 

[Protoshredanoid]

You will certainly get 30fps but it will be bottlenecked so most of the cash you put on it will be pointless.

If your going pc you should try for 60fps.

I'll upgrade the processor in a couple months time, as I have been waiting to be able to get a gpu for so long now and I currently don't have the funds for both right now. After playing on around 10-20fps for the last year I really don't care about having 60+ fps. 30+ is fine for me for now.

 

[Wayfall]

Well if you want to upgrade the CPU you might as well get a new system. Get a skylake board so you have the correct socket for a skylake CPU. Its well worth it. Your'll be maxing all your games pretty much at 1080p 60fps but of course a few games may need a few notches turned down.