What is the best graphic card for my PC?

[predator148]

Hello! I want to upgrade my graphic card for my pc . I want it to run at least Rainbow Six Siege on low 60 fps or on medium .

My PC:
CPU: Intel Core I5-2500K 3.30 GHz
RAM: 8.0 GB
Motherboard: Intel Q67 Express
GPU: Nvida Geforce 420
Windows 7 64 Bits



PS: Sorry for my bad english . English is not my first language .

 

[Kasper Jorgensen]

I would say that you need at least a GTX 1050TI but preferably a GTX 1060 if you can afford.
Can you tell us the exact brand and model of your PSU?

 

[predator148]

I would say that you need at least a GTX 1050TI but preferably a GTX 1060 if you can afford.
Can you tell us the exact brand and model of your PSU?

My PSU Is a Corsair CX430 it think it 430 W

 

[Kasper Jorgensen]

Okay then you have the old CX model. I would recommend looking for another PSU as soon as you can afford, as those old CX models (with green label) are not good. The newer grey label CXm models are decent budget PSU though.

 

[predator148]

Okay then you have the old CX model. I would recommend looking for another PSU as soon as you can afford, as those old CX models (with green label) are not good. The newer grey label CXm models are decent budget PSU though.

Would a Nvida GTX 670 work on this PC?

 

[Kasper Jorgensen]

Well, according to NVIDIA that card requires a minimum of 500w PSU. You could probably do fine with a good 450w PSU if it is a high quality unit, but I wouldn't install that GPU with your current PSU.

 

[predator148]

Well, according to NVIDIA that card requires a minimum of 500w PSU. You could probably do fine with a good 450w PSU if it is a high quality unit, but I wouldn't install that GPU with your current PSU.

Thank you for every answer you offered me but i have my final quesion a GeForce GTX 960 would work? I see that requires less power , Thanks again

 

[Kasper Jorgensen]

It should work yes, but do so at your own risk cause if that PSU fails it is likely to fry other components as well, such as the GPU.