Good evening, first from the 1060 onwards you have more than enough for fullHD and in AMD idem from the 460 or better the 470 onwards. Without OC you have a good team. And you won't have any bottlenecks for now. You could even check if your equipment supports faster RAM and put it in. With that you would gain a lot. Right now the equipment that does have bottlenecks are the AMDs like mine and in my case I have already solved it. And if you have a small case, look for a 460 or something that doesn't have extra power supply. This way you save yourself having to change the case and so on. Almost all the latest mid-range and high-end are huge.

I'm being honest with you, and this thought, whether wrong or not, I had when I went for the 270x, was because it's cheaper than the 280x and because that way I didn't have to also buy a power supply of more than 450w and because my monitor is 1360x768...
From there I thought, well, I can't afford a 280x and a new power supply right now, but the 270x will give me more performance because I don't play in full HD..
But I forgot that maybe I would need more powerful CPU to compensate, especially in some games more than others, because I don't complain about Crysis or Metro and several others that run very well for me...
What is true in this, I made a big mistake in thinking that the 270x would give me more performance at my resolution than if I played at 1080p..
In summary, I thought, well, I didn't get the 280x, but at least at low resolution I'll get extra performance from the 270x..
I messed up in everything or in something I thought was right...
What do you think, because I'm sure I'm not the only one to think this way and out of ignorance one assumes things wrong sometimes...
Sorry if I went off-topic, maybe this topic is for another branch, but I don't know what you guys think...

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The power supply is Antec vp450...
It never fell short and now in x4 with 2 sata of a tera dvd burner..pci network card memory card reader and also usb sound card that i connected while playing...
The hd 7850 has a tdp of 130 w and that vga they told me that my power supply can handle with my current pc...
The r9 270 already has tda of 150w and i don't know if it will be supported...
And the cooler yes or yes i will need because it gets cold and it's definitely a heater...
So if it supports the hd 7850 i'll go for that then for an fx and Mother with chip 970 for a better oc...
I mean i'm looking for more graphic performance but i can't do everything at once or it's 1st the hd 7850 and then the fx 6350 or vice versa...
I forgot ahira i put an 80 gb disk testing win 7 x64 so i have 3 sata playing metro last light and it still handles very well it didn't restart or anything and it stayed like phenom x4 at 3.4 Ghz more oc i couldn't because the blue screen would pop up...

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@Sylver:

Well, those values are enough to stress the graphics...

Anyway, how have you been these days?

Best regards

The board didn't shut down anymore. Well, to be more precise, it didn't do what I told you about. I tried the PC at a friend's place with a 19-inch widescreen monitor for several hours and nothing happened, but only for a little while in Metro 2033, then in Dirt 3 and Alan Wake for a while, all at a resolution of 1360x768, which is low compared to those who play with large monitors. Then, after several hours playing PES, I saw that nothing happened. That game is very light.
As I was told, it was either the power supply that was insufficient, something wrong with the board, or even the temperature. If it was something like that, it only happened in a heavy game like Metro 2033. After those two times it shut down, it didn't happen again, but I was left with the doubt about the video card doing that. It's all a mystery.
Today, with a little more heat, the card reached a maximum of 60 degrees and the fan is louder. Reading on Google, many people say that XFX cards are hotter and that other manufacturers like Sapphire or MSI are better. Well, I already bought the XFX and it's the one I have now, and I can't complain. It performs well except for what happened. I have no complaints. I play everything at maximum with my monitor, obviously.

To be honest, when it happened, it was sudden. I didn't notice the game freezing or slowing down. It was running well, which is why it surprised me what happened.
Today I tried Resident Evil Operation Raccoon City for a while at 1280x1024 with everything at maximum on my 17-inch monitor and nothing happened. It moves really well. Obviously, I know I play at low resolutions and my monitor is very small, but that game must demand something from the HD 7770. But I don't know if as much as Metro 2033.
I did see that Resident Evil says a HD 6950 is recommended, which is much bigger than my card, but it's probably for playing at higher resolutions.
If there's something wrong with the card, I didn't notice it anymore because it didn't restart. But if something happens, I'll post about it.
It could also be something else, I don't know. Maybe a fault in the motherboard or the power supply that caused that. But it's very difficult to know and in this world of PCs there are many mysteries
Thank you very much for all your opinions. I know that from the advice of people who know more, you can always learn something.