Searching for a video card

amd r9 280x its 200 dollars and its pretty solid card.

Just a bump. I am no expert in GPUs right now :(
Until you get your new card, you can master the hardest puzzle everno GA to win

If you can get a 4GB AMD 380 or 380x, that could be a good thing too. Those cards are better for DX12 than the 280x (although they all perform very well in DX12).
The added 1GB of vram as well as the much newer architecture of the 380 compared to the 280x is well worth the extra 50€ or so:

https://www.alternate.es/Hardware-Componentes-Tarjetas-gráficas-Tarjetas-PCIe-ATI-AMD-Radeon-R9/html/listings/18427?listingTitle=Componentes+Tarjetas+gr%C3%A1ficas+Tarjetas+PCIe+ATI%2FAMD+Radeon+R9&tk=7&lk=8785&sort=PRICE&order=ASC&filter_2139=4096.0#listingResult

Not sure if this is a cheap retailer in Spain, but should give an idea of the pricing.

I have an A8-5800K cpu and use a r9 270x ,which should cost around 120 euros now?

I think you don't really need a better graphics card than that. better save money to buy a new cpu + mainboard at some point.

And yes you should be able to play all those games mentioned with high settings.

Looking at the power draw. I would suggest go for Nvidia GTX 970 (4GB) it will play all the above mentioned games and it only needs 500W PSU.
Another benefit of doing this would be the free games on offer as of now. You can either have Assassin Creed Syndicate or Rainbow Siege Six or depending upon your location, Some other game might also be on offer.
As you are playing 1080p Resolution, this card can handle all games on max settings on this resolution so you can enjoy all the eye candy while playing as well.

1. get 750 ti + a game or 10
2. get a gtx 960 (under $200 in us)
3. get a 280/280x/380/380x what ever is available around you

An amd 380, be sure to take the 4gb model, it runs a lil better in most games :3 (I prefer sapphire, just avoid asus ones)
Avoid the nvidia 960 2 gb, it's getting discontinued in favor of the 4 gb model

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W0HzWW6mDno
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ESeFXwGfBsI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2aEdF3cP84Y

I would say get a GTX 960. I don't really trust AMD.

Any AMD card or NVidia GTX up to 970. After that you'd be bottlenecked by CPU. I'd say what others did before me, get an AMD R9 280X. AMD is usually better in the lower price ranges in price/performance ratio. (Considering how overpriced NVidia is except for the GTX 970, it's not a remarkable feat though.)

Have you looked behind the couch?

the 380X is the best fps for you buck card at the moment, its cheaper that the NVIDIA counterpart the 960

aboubt brands, i only used HIS AMD cards, they are silent and haven had any problem with them.

Yo creo que ahora no es buen momento para pillar una gráfica. Yo me esperaría a la siguiente generación, que será en la que soporten DX12 completamente.

Dicho esto si crees que la necesitas ya, pues las dos opciones son la GTX 960 o la R9 380.
En precio andan parejas 200€ las versiones de 2GB y 220€ las de 4GB. Yo me pillaría la de 4GB, la diferencia no es muy grande.

Con respecto a cual pillar (no tengo ninguna de las dos, así que me baso en lo que he leído en otros sitios), las 380 rinde un poco mejor que la 960, pero la 960 permite más overclock. También a tener en cuenta que la 960 consume menos.

Con respecto a la fuente no creo que tengas problema con ninguna de las 2.

Edit: Sorry, for not saying it in english, but i'm a bit lazy and busy at moment and I know the user is from Spain.

The Nvidia 960 isn't recommended for Assassin Creed Syndicate Recommended specs: http://blog.ubi.com/assassins-creed-syndicate-pc-specs/
Probably because it only has a 28 bit memory interface. I'd get an AMD R9 380. Also don't get a new GPU with less than 4 GB of memory.
Both manufacturers have driver problems or bugs which are eventually fixed. So that's a non-issue IMO.
If you always want the latest Nvidia drivers you have to sign up to Nvidia's Geforce Experience. If you don't want to sign up with your e-mail it means "Screw You" and wait a few months. That is really bad customer support.
AMD supports free-sync for monitors which is an open standard. Nvidia only has it's own which is closed off to others.

"Searching for a video card"

Did you check under the bed? Video Cards tend to hide there, you can also check in the freezer.

perfer Nvidia's
AMD's not really well with all games lol.

I say go for AMD R9...
... but all my AMD cards were glitchy in some way. One had to be flashed with a new bios, on the other the fan just stopped, and the current one, well, can't play youtube video in hardware mode and BSODs after a few seconds.

R9 380 hands down.
Not only is the card generally just as if not more solid than the 960, but in Win10 the AMD drivers have been better than nvidia lately, plus AMD is doing away with the Catalyst driver suite as of the next update, and preliminary info says the new package is a HUGE improvement over CCC.

And then an additional plus for you since you are running an A8 Fusion APU, you can run Hybrid Crossfire-X which will allow you to pool the graphics resources off your APU to get a bit of a bump in performance as well, which you won't be able to do if you snag an nvidia GPU.

Skip AMD (was a user of AMD for 3 years). Get a 960 and save some money to sell that CPU and mobo and get at least an i3. You will be blown away by the performance difference.

I like nvidia, just because on performance both are pretty similar, just people say AMD gets hotter, but new GPUs include 2 huge or 3 fans and also liquid cooling systems on GPUS, really buy the one you like and also check if the lenght is correct for your case. Finally check Tom's hardware recommended GPUs for november, they review GPÛs everymonth.

I've had more than a dozen different cards over the years between the two companies. I've had problems with some of the ATI/AMD ones, despite giving them "another try" a few times due to usually better prices. I've never had problems with any of the Nvidia ones. I'm done with AMD.

Sorry, have nothing useful to say, but after your edit I just had to voted to match the poll.... But then I felt ashamed and removed the vote.... So can't help, can't troll - now I'm just completely useless. Ah well, at least I've bumped the thread.

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I'm not an expert in video cards, so I'll just bump as I want to upgrade mine as well. :P

I have a long term question

What kind of investment is this going to be? Good for next 2 years or something to keep you going for some little time?

The reason is that next year both AMD and Nvidia will release new cards that will probably beat the current cards and cause the older cards to drop price.

If you want a card that is possibly ok for the next 2 years then I would recommend saving up money for a R9 390 with 8 GB (it should give you 60 fps FHD on those games) . 970 is basically the same and it would be wise choice as well, but my fear would be the limited VRAM which I think will be important.

For the budget you could find used or older generation GPU-s that could give you that performance, but in terms in the long run you will probably have to buy a new card next year if you want to play the new AAA games at normal frame rates.