Looking for new GPU.

[KingChaos913]

So eventually, I'm going to grab a new graphics card for my PC. I WAS going to grab an MSI gaming N760 TF 2GD5/OC (http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814127745), but I figured that there may be something better in the same price range and I need help finding one. Now, it needs to be in the same price range of 250-280, and help would be appreciated.

[Paralectic]

760/R9 270x for that budget/price range.

[Mao_Zedong]

This is an evga refurbished 770 http://www.evga.com/Products/Product.aspx?pn=02G-P4-2776-RX it is currently out of stock, but more should be coming soon.

[dragosudeki]

What's your current graphics card? If you got a good enough graphics card the upgrade might not even be worth it, unless yours is old/having problems. The 760 is a good choice in that range.

[legopc]

the 760 is good just go with that one but 270x is also an option 

[KingChaos913]

What's your current graphics card? If you got a good enough graphics card the upgrade might not even be worth it, unless yours is old/having problems. The 760 is a good choice in that range.

My current card is an EVGA Geforce GTX 650 ti SSC 1GB.

[dragosudeki]

My current card is an EVGA Geforce GTX 650 ti SSC 1GB.

A pretty good upgrade then. Though if you can live with it for longer you might be able to go with the new Nvidia line up. Though, I'm not too sure what to expect in price ranges for them.

[Leonius]

My current card is an EVGA Geforce GTX 650 ti SSC 1GB.

you can also sell your current card and go for a 770 which is a really good card

[Faceman]

    The card you have right now is not bad, its not like you are extremely limited with what you currently have.  I would wait to save more money, and purchase at least a 770, preferably a 780.  The 770 is based of the 680, so it is almost a full two years old.  The 780 is much more powerful, and will give you better performance and longevity with your GPU purchase. 

    Another thing to consider is the new Maxwell, 800 series coming out.  This may be out of your price range, we don't know yet, but it will certainly drop the prices of all other cards that are older.  The 770 could be closer to $200 instead of $300. And the 780 be closer to $400 instead of $500.

  If you are planning on upgrading now, don't get the 760, you would be better off getting the 770 because it is a much more powerful card in that price bracket.

 

Your best option, because you aren't in dire need of an upgrade is to wait it out and see what happens with the market after the release of the 800 series.  Don't rush into this purchase for the sake of getting a new card, if you are patient, you will be very pleased with the outcome.