Graphics Card for GTA V

Chronology

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Hi guys,

Currently, I've a rig built in 2012, i5, 3.3Ghz paired with a GTX 560Ti and a Seasonic 520W PSU.

May I ask, what is the most bang for buck GFX card right now to run GTA V @ 1080p? (My monitor is a AOC 27") The maximum I would go is about $250? or perhaps even stretch a little?

Turning on AA would be a bonus though! Haha.

I would really appreciate your help!
 

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quite hard with that budget... maybe you can try GTX 960 or find secondhand AMD 290...
 

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I have a msi gtx 970 gold running these settings:

imgur.com/a/xUxfc

But frame rate was spike-y, what I'm trying to say is that the game isn't so optimized yet...
 

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Thanks guys!

Currently on my 560Ti, the max I could go is 1366 x 768.. And the textures are really poor lol.

If I could increase my budget to $300, would that be more reasonable?
 

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Thanks guys!

Currently on my 560Ti, the max I could go is 1366 x 768.. And the textures are really poor lol.

If I could increase my budget to $300, would that be more reasonable?

well best if you can change you monitor also... you will see much diff... as for 300 like i said.. you can go between Nvidia 960 or Amd 290(secondhand)...
 
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$250, hmm.

Tight budget. R9 270 or 270x second hand should be a good option.

For 960 you got to fork out around $280 to $3xx region.

Might wanna check lazada and see what are the options available.
 
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