Colin_Ginger

Okay! And that would give me more bang for my buck versus just getting a new monitor with higher refresh?

Those both seem like they're outside of my price range, but I'll see if I can find anything on ebay. Once again Im still learning, but would there be a disadvantage to switching from all AMD to a NVIDIA card? Should I try to stay within the AMD suite or is it okay to branch out?

If thats the case, what graphics card would you recommend for my price range?

Howdy! I have a very solid gaming PC that has served me well for the past 3 years. Over time I have upgraded and added peripherals and so on and so forth a little haphazardly, and so have an eclectic mix of new and old parts. I am trying to become more tech literate, but I'm still unsure where my PC is thriving and where it is lacking. So with Christmas season around the corner, the wife and I think I'll have around $400 USD to spend on upgrades. Where should I focus that money? Getting better peripherals, upgrading the monitor, replacing the graphics card, or a mix of the three? If you were i