Upgrading to GTX 750ti

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Wisnia

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Hello, I am planning to upgrade my graphics card from GTX 650ti to a 760
But to be fair im quite green in the requirements for a graphic card
Will i need to be upgrading any more parts in order to install the new graphics card? e.g motherboard etc..

Motherboard: GIGABYTE H81M-S2PV
CPU: i7 4770
RAM: 16GB
Power Supply (i have no clue, but that's the info i found.)
AC INPUT: 100-240v 10-5A.50-60Hz

DC OUTPUT: +3.3V +5V +12V +5Vsb
Max Wattage: 170W Max

Thanks in advance.

The info from PC Wizard

<<< System Summary >>>

> Mainboard : Gigabyte H81M-S2PV

> Chipset : Intel Haswell

> Processor : Intel Core i7 4770 @ 3400 MHz (max : 4914)

> Physical Memory : 16384 MB DDR3-SDRAM

> Video Card : NVIDIA GeForce GTX 650 Ti

> Hard Disk : Western Digital WD10EZRX-22L4HB0 SCSI Disk Device (1000GB)

> DVD-Rom Drive : Toshiba-Samsung CDDVDW SH-224DB

> Monitor Type : Acer S240HL - 24 inches

> Network Card : Realtek Semiconductor RTL8168/8111 PCIe Gigabit Ethernet Adapter

> Operating System : Windows 7 Home Premium Home Edition Media Center 6.01.7601 Service Pack 1 (64-bit)

> DirectX : Version 11.00
 
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Please download PC Wizard from my sig and install it. Go to FILE, SAVE AS and click OK. Copy the text out of that file and paste it here. That PSU is unfortunately too weak to run any GPU really. That information is useful but can you see a model number?
 
Do you mean GTX 750 Ti or GTX 760? There is no 760 Ti as far as I'm aware.

Upgrading from a 650 Ti to a 750 Ti isn't worth it, but upgrading to a 760 might be. What do you do? Gaming? At what resolution?
 
Yes GTX760 I usually do gaming i play in 1600x900 widescreen
I will download pc wizard and update the info
 
I would increase the resolution on but i want to upgrade the graphics for games to run smoother on the highest settings, some games which are coming out have high requirements, i know i could run them right now but i want to increase the experience
 
Going from a 650 TI to a 750 TI would be a nice jump. Now if you were in the market to buy a new card I'd spend a bit more money and get a GTX 760 if you can. The little bit of extra money will pay huge dividends in performance, especially in a year or two.

You can check here to see the performance difference between a 650 TI and a 750 TI. Once you've seen those do a comparison between a 650 TI and a 760 and see how big the difference is. http://www.anandtech.com/bench/product/1129?vs=1130

Also you'll need a new power supply as well as to open up the side of your computer and measure how much space you have for a new video card.

Furthermore, your monitor supports 1920x1080 resolution, so you should use that for gaming, will look way better than 1600x900 and your new card should run it really well.
 
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