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GTX 750 Ti for 1280X1024 gaming?

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It should do quite well there...

 

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yes, not ultra tho

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Probably not on ultra, but it should do pretty well. I personally would really think about upgrading my monitor though.

 

why not Ultra????  :wacko:

 

Ultra usually implies maxed out AA, which is extremely hard on any graphics card.

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why not Ultra????  :wacko:

Because ultra has a lot of effects in most games. A 750 Ti isn't that powerful.

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Why are you asking if you're not going to listen to people? 

Have you seen his topics posted? So much asking but so little sticking.

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Please check this out....

 

Not possible, I just built a PC for someone last month with a 750ti, it certainly could not manage Ultra on BF4 at 1080p, or even at 720p

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no FPS counter, so hes probably getting 30 FPS MAX.

That's less than 30fps it is a terribly choppy mess and I would not consider it playable.

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@ShadowCaptain excuse me sir,

I will pairing intel g3220 with gtx750 ti, do you think it will be able to get >100 fps min on cs go maxed out(if not what quality I can get most)

at 1080p, my monitor is 60hz LG 22MP65HQ 60Hz

 

much thanks

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@ShadowCaptain excuse me sir,

I will pairing intel g3220 with gtx750 ti, do you think it will be able to get >100 fps min on cs go maxed out(if not what quality I can get most)

at 1080p, my monitor is 60hz LG 22MP65HQ 60Hz

 

much thanks

 

There is no point playing at 100FPS since your screen can only show 60fps... I am sure you can play on high to ultra at 1080p in CS:GO at 60fps

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There is no point playing at 100FPS since your screen can only show 60fps... I am sure you can play on high to ultra at 1080p in CS:GO at 60fps

you are right , I kept forgetting about that 60Hz

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I'd go with a 660 instead so you get a bit more performance, as long as size isn't an issue

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