Definetley not the folk in WV <| sep |> Thank you so much ! I will definitely take all of this into consideration <| sep |> They saw the ravens tape and thought they could run on us early . Defense through a wrench in that quickly . I think if brown doesn ' t get beaten by Jackson , it might have looked a tad worse . <| sep |> Like the Seahawks . In the NFC championship . <| sep |> Edmond , OK former Bartlesville resident Bartian ? checking in . <| sep |> Were you in the war ? <| sep |> They will only see a connection to Tor , not what you ' re doing with it . <| sep |> He throws so much BS out there just hoping some of it sticks . <| sep |> Some of this will depend on your PC ' s case sizeformfactor , so double check your casecard dimensions before purchasing . And take a look at your mobo and ensure it has a PCIe x 16 slot most do . If you want a decent card and not have to upgrade the PSU I would recommend the Geforce GTX 1050 ti . The card comes in a couple different lengths but something like this EVGA GeForce GTX 1050 TiN 82 Etel only requires the 75 W from the mobo PCIe slot and the recommended PSU is only 300 W so what you have now . A 1050 ti will play current games on at least lowmed settings at 1080 p . no endorsement of product or seller implied If you want something with a bit more graphics muscle I would recommend either the Radeon RX 470 , 480 , or Geforce GTX 1060 . One of those would require an upgrade from your current PSU though , as they need power direct from the PSU and more than a 300 W PSU can supply . Recommendation for those would be a 500 W PSU with at least one 68 pin PCIe power connector . Any of these will play most games on at least medhigh settings at 1080 p . Getting a GPU more powerful than those would be a waste as the A 10 just does not have enough muscle to justify a better GPU . Hope all this helps .