Upgrade ATI Radeon HD 4250 to a higher one

[generaladmgglotz]

Hello, I want to add an dedicated gpu in the system.
Motherboard: Fujistsu D3091-A1
CPU: AMD Athlon II X2 265
RAM: 2x8GB DDR3 DIMM
Integrated video card: ATI Radeon HD 4250.
PCI-E 2.0
Edited: PSU 300w
Edited: Budget 150-250$

Please I am looking a good gpu that will be 100% compatible with system.

Thanks!

 

[RememberThe5th]

But you're gonna have to upgrade your CPU in future, i found cpu supports up to FX-4100 but i may be wrong, for your budget Phenom x4 955 30$ and for gpu would be (the link for CPU is just to show as for GPU) RX 550 2GB 120$

If you could find this in within your budget i would suggest you to go for it.
But others can also recommend.
Could you link me the page of your PC? Im unable to find motherboard specs.

 

[generaladmgglotz]

But you're gonna have to upgrade your CPU in future, i found cpu supports up to FX-4100 but i may be wrong, for your budget Phenom x4 955 30$ and for gpu would be (the link for CPU is just to show as for GPU) RX 550 2GB 120$

If you could find this in within your budget i would suggest you to go for it.
But others can also recommend.
Could you link me the page of your PC? Im unable to find motherboard specs.

Link is https://sp.ts.fujitsu.com/dmsp/Publications/public/ds-ESPRIMO-P705-E85.pdf

I was thinking to upgrade just gpu because I am not sure to replace the cpu.. also it has a good performance.

 

[RememberThe5th]

Then for 1050ti, 1050 2gb, RX 560 4GB/2GB depends what you can find for Money in your region.

 

[generaladmgglotz]

Then for 1050ti, 1050 2gb, RX 560 4GB/2GB depends what you can find for Money in your region.

It can be compatible with the system ? Does it requires more power ? I have 280 w of psu, one person told me that i should have at least 400w for 1050 ti

 

[dontlistentome]

That's a dual core Athlon II, I would buy a used card for that OR a GT 1030 if you want something new. You could probably power a 1050 Ti, a model that does not require a 6 pin pci-ex connector, with a 280W power supply but it's not worth it.

With a dual core CPU you aren't going to be running games that need that much videocard power. For greater compatibility, an older card like a GTX 750 might be a better choice. As long as the card does not require a 6 pin connector you should be alright. You will not be playing PUBG on this.

 

[generaladmgglotz]

That's a dual core Athlon II, I would buy a used card for that OR a GT 1030 if you want something new. You could probably power a 1050 Ti, a model that does not require a 6 pin pci-ex connector, with a 280W power supply but it's not worth it.

With a dual core CPU you aren't going to be running games that need that much videocard power. For greater compatibility, an older card like a GTX 750 might be a better choice. As long as the card does not require a 6 pin connector you should be alright. You will not be playing PUBG on this.

I saw in the motherboard specs ( here https://sp.ts.fujitsu.com/dmsp/Publications/public/ds-ESPRIMO-P705-E85.pdf )
In proccessor it has 3 types and one is "AMD FX 4100 (4 Cores, 3.6 GHz, 8 MB)"

Can I upgrade my pc to AMD FX-4100 , 1050 ti ? So it can run latest games?

 

[RememberThe5th]

If you willing to upgrade to FX and GPU you need to change PSU.It will run, but your cpu will do some bottleneck, not max settings but Medium/high without AA.

If you can find second hand PSU Corsair CX, VS series (entry level PSU) it will handle very well.

 

[generaladmgglotz]

If you willing to upgrade to FX and GPU you need to change PSU.It will run, but your cpu will do some bottleneck, not max settings but Medium/high without AA.

If you can find second hand PSU Corsair CX, VS series (entry level PSU) it will handle very well.

But I think the system meets all requirements of FX-4100 because it is listed in motherboard specs.. isn't?

 

[PhysX_HW]

It should work with the older quad core Phenom IIs as well. I suggest you get one of those second hand, and buy the best GPU from the money you have left.
They are actually better and cheaper than the quad core FX processors.

 

[generaladmgglotz]

It should work with the older quad core Phenom IIs as well. I suggest you get one of those second hand, and buy the best GPU from the money you have left.
They are actually better and cheaper than the quad core FX processors.

I saw FX-4100 costs 110$ and one Phenom II costs 140$ +
Anyway, FX-4100 performance looks good.
But I need to know what I need to upgrade first so after I can upgrade to FX-4100 / 1050 Ti.. (the specs of my pc are in first post)

 

[generaladmgglotz]

Thanks all for support.
Last question:
Can I install 1050 Ti to an PCI-E 2.0 x16 slots?

 

[RememberThe5th]

Yes.

 

[generaladmgglotz]

Yes.

Thank you, you was so helpful.