Adding graphics card to graphics card already integrated motherboard?

If you are buying a dedicated graphics card, then there is no need to buy an A model CPU (APU). These have built in graphics, and while some laptops integrate using the onboard GPU and dedicated GPU, the set ups are limited. I would recommend picking up a fx-6300 or 8350 CPU, then spending the rest on your graphics card.

I couldn't fit this in a comment, so I added it to the answer: I am not aware of any amd processors or mobo's that support pci 3.0 yet, but it's not something to worry too much about. "...3.0 has twice the bandwidth of 2.0. Right now it doesn't make any difference, but as cards get more powerful, they will eventually require more than 2.0 can handle, especially in SLI or Crossfire setups.

Here is an example of a few games tested at various PCIe 3.0 widths just to give you an idea. Since 2.0 is half the bandwidth of 3.0, one card in a x16 slot on your AMD board would be the same as the x8 lines in the chart. http://images.anandtech.com/graphs/graph... " -genridisaray http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-1... All in all, you will be fine putting a 3.0 card in a 2.0 slot.

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