Thinking of getting a new video card.

You should've been able to find your answer on google in about 20-30 seconds. To answer your question, yes, according to the internet it should work together. The performance may be slightly reduced since your video card provides newer technology, while your motherboard supports an older one.
If you're interested, you could compare GTX 650 to HD 7770, it's pretty much an equivalent from AMD.

That mobo has 1.1 pci express, so i would upgrade your mobo to get full advantage. PCI express cards are reverse compatible both ways though, so you should be fine. It will just run slower. Also, if your budget is $120, don't forget to put in the cost of shipping.

GTX 650 is a good card. HD 7770 will also be around that same performance. Check out PCPartPicker for latest pricing.

Here is a comparison between the 7770 and 650. 7770 wins more than the 650, so id go with it.

Thank you guy's for the info, now i know the PCI express mean's your motherboard will handle the graphic card at full performance am i right? i really don't know much about computer's :P

Get a 690! :3

GTX 650ti

7770

GTX 690 ofc

Eh 650 is pretty good :)

HD 7770 :)

Look boss, Im going to put it down straight. Save more money! The 7850 is what you want to be looking at. Only 60 dollars more nets you 100% more performance. It is a great deal. 50% more input with 100% more performance? Unheard of.
As for your mobo, yeah, not ideal, but these cards do not use the full bandwidth and you will be fine on x16. Anything after this I would tell you to upgrade that as well. The big deal here is the power supply really. The 7850 is only a 100W card, but you would still want a half decent PSU for it. Something with 400W or more.

Trust me on this, I know computer shit. I just dunked a few grand into mine and I build them for people all the time. If you have questions, add my ass on steam and I will let your ass know all the info you need.

Trust.

I have GTX 650 and its very good plus 65 max TDP :)

First of all, all PCI-E x1 x8 x16 2.0 3.0 are backwards compadible. More important is wether your power supply has enough wattage. If your psu is 300 watts i'd get a gt630

Don't get below x60 in the Nvidia GTX series, they aren't for gaming purposes.

The first number 4xx, 5xx, 6xx, etc - refers to the series, higher is better technology.

The next numbers however refer to it's performance:
x50 - used for applications
x60 - basic gaming (designed for the average gamer)
x70 - good gaming (high graphic gaming)
x80 - great gaming (ultra graphic gaming)
x90 - almost two x80 glued together for well overpriced (for people with more money than sense)

So a 570 GTX is much better than a 650 GTX in performance and will even outperform a 660TI, it's just your'll have better technology in the 6s series.

I suggest getting a GTX 660TI for basic good gaming, or GTX 680 if your a hardcore gamer! Don't go cheap on the graphics card, it's where most of the performance juice ends up and it's the biggest bang for your buck.

Go for HD 7770, It's much better than gtx 650! ;)