i wont change graphics card on better what buy ?

[SoulHunter83]

my pc is HP Pavilion 500-242ea processor; AMD A8 5500 APU (3,2 GHz, 4MB cache) Graphics card; AMD Radeon HD 7560D +R5 235 Dual Graphics Motherboard; Msi 2AE0 Memory RAM; 10 gb DDR3 Power; PSU 300W Windows 8.1

[lukekarts]

Hey adrianmol83 - I'm not sure your first language is English. In any case, we're not sure what you're asking?

[SoulHunter83]

im from poland just working and living in ireland sorry about my writeing i wont change graphics card in my pc and i dont no what card buy beacouse before i have ps3 and x360 i no have epirience on pc

[Ragequit Inc.]

I'll take a shot at interpreting this cryptic message: You want to change your graphics card and don't know what you should get..? :)

I'm not really up-to-date on all the cards now, so I won't recommend any, but I'll just say; if you're hoping for any modern, 'proper' gaming card, you're also gonna need a new PSU.

[Lou Sassole]

Try a gtx 750 - unless you have a slim PC that should work with your power supply :)

[SoulHunter83]

thanks everyone for help

[UnDeRFLiP]

I have a Nvidia GTX 750Ti 2GB and it's a great card. Runs the game perfectly and looks great.

[PinkPаптҥэя]

IMO you have two options:
1) Get a low-power card, GTX 750 or GTX 750 Ti, as suggested above.
2) Upgrade your PSU to 600W or more and feel free to use any card you want.
Option 1 will cost you ~$120, will run AC just fine, but leaves little room for future games.
Option 2 will be much more expensive, depending on the card you choose, but will last a couple of years.
What is your budget?

[SoulHunter83]

Originally posted by pinkpanther:

IMO you have two options:
1) Get a low-power card, GTX 750 or GTX 750 Ti, as suggested above.
2) Upgrade your PSU to 600W or more and feel free to use any card you want.
Option 1 will cost you ~$120, will run AC just fine, but leaves little room for future games.
Option 2 will be much more expensive, depending on the card you choose, but will last a couple of years.
What is your budget?

bud i have 350e this card is ok for my power Nvidia GeForce Fermi GTX 550 Ti 1GB DX11

[PinkPаптҥэя]

Originally posted by adrianmol83:

but a this card is ok for my power Nvidia GeForce Fermi GTX 550 Ti 1GB DX11

It might work but I doubt it. So the answer is no.
The GTX 550ti is very old (and slow) and consumes more than 110 Watts, whereas the GTX 750 consumes only 55W.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GeForce_700_series#GeForce_700_.287xx.29_series
In the second last columm you find the values for Thermal Design Power (TDP).
With your 300W PSU, I wouldn't recommend going over 80-90 Watts.

[KiiXu]

I agree with Pinkpanther. Both the GTX 750 and GTX 750ti are more powerful cards and more efficient than the 550ti. If you can afford it I'd say go with the 750ti over the 750

[Dr_Jdubz]

Originally posted by adrianmol83:

my pc is HP Pavilion 500-242ea processor; AMD A8 5500 APU (3,2 GHz, 4MB cache) Graphics card; AMD Radeon HD 7560D +R5 235 Dual Graphics Motherboard; Msi 2AE0 Memory RAM; 10 gb DDR3 Power; PSU 300W Windows 8.1

Buy a desktop, only peasants play driving games on laptops

[PinkPаптҥэя]

Originally posted by Big Pimping Pikachu:

Buy a desktop, only peasants play driving games on laptops

That's true, but he has a desktop, albeit a small one:
http://www8.hp.com/uk/en/products/desktops/product-detail.html?oid=6777100#!tab%3Dspecs

[SoulHunter83]

hi i have problem again i buy new PSU 500w and new graphics card Evga GeForce gtx650 my problem is when i plugin my new graphics card i hear alert from motherboard and noting see on my screen please help me

[rudski]

Originally posted by adrianmol83:

hi i have problem again i buy new PSU 500w and new graphics card Evga GeForce gtx650 my problem is when i plugin my new graphics card i hear alert from motherboard and noting see on my screen please help me

Not an owner of the card but I assume they require this, did you plug in the power to the video card from the new PSU? normally 4 or 6 pin connector.

[SoulHunter83]

yes i plugin 6 pin still the same problem