*Question* How do i upgrade my pc

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CPU: Intel core 15-4460 @3.20GHz
GPU: GeForce GT 720
Memory: 8.00GB ram
Resolution: 1920x1080, 60Hz

I would like to improve the gaming experience of my PC and im on a budget of only $200 i was wondering(im a newb when it comes to PC) if a GTX 750ti would work on my pc or do u people have other recommendations. Thanks in advance :):):)
 

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CPU: Intel core 15-4460 @3.20GHz
GPU: GeForce GT 720
Memory: 8.00GB ram
Resolution: 1920x1080, 60Hz

I would like to improve the gaming experience of my PC and im on a budget of only $200 i was wondering(im a newb when it comes to PC) if a GTX 750ti would work on my pc or do u people have other recommendations. Thanks in advance :):):)

You could get gtx 950 or 750ti from lazada.then pay on app using dbs on monday or friday
 

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Thank you for the replies but i would like to add i have only 300w power supply. It should be enought right? Pls clarify my doubt
 

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Thank you for the replies but i would like to add i have only 300w power supply. It should be enought right? Pls clarify my doubt

It requires 60 W with minimum system power requirement of 300 W.

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Technically possible, but we are hitting the lowest threshold. If you wish to push it, hopefully your PSU is some reputable brand and model. Not some generic unbranded PSU of unknown quality.

What brand and model is your PSU?

Source: http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-750-ti/specifications
 

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Thank you for the replies but i would like to add i have only 300w power supply. It should be enought right? Pls clarify my doubt

System under full load *probably* will cause some issues. But should be fine. Depends on what kind of PSU you have.
 
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