Need advise on upgrading computer parts

Alternative X

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Hi thanks bro for the suggestion.

So i should get a PSU & GPU first ?

I will change the PSU & also GPU

Seasonic S12II 520W ($85)
Graphic card i really not sure which to get

any suggestion base on my current spec ?

my monitor is syncmaster 2033sw by samsung

Get a GTX 660 ($185) from Lazada.
 

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There is a couple of bundle deals you can consider,

PC Themes:
Powercolor 7850 1GB + FSP Hexa 550W @ $219
Palit GTX 750 Ti 2GB + Thermaltake SE 630W @ $279


If not, you can buy individual components at Tradepac,
GPU: Leadtek GTX 750 Ti @ $208
PSU: Seasonic S12G 520W/ FSP Aurum S 500W @ ~$85
 

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Should i also get a ssd?
well, it depends on what you want to achieve. getting an ssd will only help ur pc be snappy. it doesnt improve fps if that is only what u want to achieve in this upgrade
 

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In terms of gtx 660 is better or gtx 750ti?
The GTX 660 is actually one performance tier higher than the GTX 750Ti despite the older chip architecture on the GTX 660 and hence the Lazada offer is actually quite a steal despite the 2 year warranty on the Palit GTX 660 when compared to the 3 year warranty on the Leadtek GTX 750Ti.
 

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However the seasoniv psu is out of stock any other decent psu to recommend ?
Huh, which shop did you go to? I was at SLS on Friday and I saw quite a few over at PC Themes. Can go for the Seasonic S12G 550W non modular for $105 or the Thermaltake Smart SE 530W for $75. Can also get the FSP Aurum 500W for $89 if you can find it.
 
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