GPU suggestions?

[LightCode Gaming]

So I am looking at potentially upgrading my GPU, but I'm not sure if I should or what to go to if i decide to upgrade.

I am also looking at getting http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16815100100&nm_mc=AFC-C8Junction&cm_mmc=AFC-C8Junction-_-na-_-na-_-na&cm_sp=&AID=10446076&PID=6146836&SID=i8t0rxbzga000a1700053 for recording. Would I be able to run that safely with my current specs?


SPECS:
CPU - AMD A8-7600

  Running around 1V

  Package - Socket FM2+(906)

Caches

  L1 D - 16KB

  L1 I - 96KB
  L2 - 2048KB

Motherboard

  Lenovo Banrty CRB

  Chipset - AMD K15 IMC
  Soutbridge - AMD !78 FCH

  BIOS - Lenovo IRKT38AUS

RAM

  12GB DDR; 3 chips; 1 slot open; dual channels
  Micron Tech brand

Graphics
 AMD Radeon R7 series / HD 9000 series - 2gb total

PSU is rated for 450 Watts

[Slash003]

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That thing should be able to run fine the game capture and I recommend maybe a GTX 780 or 780 Ti. Might I ask why you want a 170$ game capture card when software is cheaper?

[the jolly roger]

your CPU wont be able to record shit honestly

 

i recommend an Nvidia GPU so you can use shadowplay

[LightCode Gaming]

I plan on getting the PCI card so I can record without using the CPU.

As for the NVIDIA, would that record without bothering CPU usage?

[LightCode Gaming]

That thing should be able to run fine the game capture and I recommend maybe a GTX 780 or 780 Ti. Might I ask why you want a 170$ game capture card when software is cheaper?

I plan on getting the PCI card so I can record without using the CPU.

As for the NVIDIA, would that record without bothering CPU usage?

[Slash003]

I plan on getting the PCI card so I can record without using the CPU.

As for the NVIDIA, would that record without bothering CPU usage?

Shadowplay, yes it will. like every software that writes and sends data. It will use the CPU