We need to know your system specs before we can recommend a graphics card.

CPU:
Case:
Power Supply:
Motherboard:

Well, depends. What are you currently running? Download Speccy and post a screenshot, as well as tell us your PSU and case, both make and model. You may not be able to add/upgrade GPU yet if other components are lacking in quality or something.

I don't currently have a gaming pc. I was planning on starting with just a graphics card.

JoeysHotDogs wrote I don't currently have a gaming pc. I was planning on starting with just a graphics card.

Why would you start with a graphics card? only thing you can do with it is put it on your shelf.

True. But I think it's one of the most important parts and now that I have some of the money I would like to buy it now rather than hold it off and buy something else.

That would be stupid. You could end up buying a $240 GPU and having to spend money on other things or not getting money to finish a rig and would just have $240 of wasted money sitting in your cupboard. Trust me, I know from personal experience. I have 2x970's, my case, my cooler, CPU and a few other components sitting in a cupboard. You could end up finishing the rig nearer the end of the year and the GPU could potentially be out-dated by then, or most likely, you could have got something better if you'd just waited. Save your money and build your rig all at once.

JoeysHotDogs wrote True. But I think it's one of the most important parts and now that I have some of the money I would like to buy it now rather than hold it off and buy something else.

Why dont you start with the essential parts to get a running pc then when you have some more money buy what ever graphics you can afford.

You can build a apu pc which im sure sanctyy will post which will get you running for now.

If you dont need a pc right now save the money till your ready to buy all the parts.

Ok, thank you for the help.

A lot of the games today are CPU demanding.