Found this gpu and this is the max budget, any better ones? I know pretty much nothing about gpus.

[SteveGrabowski0]

So after about an hour of research on legit websites, I found this card: http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814127830 good enough for my 85$ budget. I know it's a lot of money, I'm crazy... The thing is I've been mainly looking for a better core clock and after that the memory and the quality of the memory. But is it the good things to look for. I don't really care about the graphics unless everything looks like a peeled potato. If the people here know the game Rust, I'm getting an average of 14fps (yes, I still play it). Just getting more than 21fps would be fine. I'm used to low fps. Anw, just tell me what to look for in a graphic card and any gpu suggestions for this price. Don't include taxes or shipping.

 

You might look to see if you can find a used GTX 660 in your price range.

[jeanmat]

That is just to start bidding... look for the "Buy It Now" ones.

The problem is pretty much everyone has set their gpus to bidding...

[stconquest]

The problem is pretty much everyone has set their gpus to bidding...

 

Select the Buy Now thingy at the top.  It filters out the bid items.

[jeanmat]

Risky as with any used part:  http://www.ebay.ca/itm/Radeon-HD-6970-2GB-Graphics-Card-/121696683858?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_2&hash=item1c55b00752

A bit pricey for my budget but will see what I can do. Also, do you think a Noname PSU can power this card?

[stconquest]

A bit pricey for my budget but will see what I can do. Also, do you think a Noname PSU can power this card?

 

I did a quick check.  This looks to be a 285W draw at maximum load.  That is hefty.  300W for the GPU, another 150W (generously) for the system.  A good 500W ( I mean a good one), or a crappy 600W should do.