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EVGA GeForce GTX 760 2GB Superclocked ACX Gaming Capabilities?

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I was wondering if the EVGA GeForce GTX 760 2GB Superclocked ACX would be able to run any of the following games on high above 60 FPS:

 

-Any Source-Engine Game

-Borderlands: the Pre-Sequel 

-Payday 2

-Dayz

-Arma 3

-Barbie Dreamhouse Party

-Chivalry

-Rust

-Far Cry 3

-GTA 5 (when it god damn comes out for PC :P)

 

Oh, also I have a AMD FX-6300 CPU, looking for the best intel cpu to upgrade to. kthx glhf :)

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Far cry 4 isn't out so nobody knows, Arma 3 is a probably not maxed out at 60fps solid, and babrie dreamhouse party is a system melter so good luck.

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As far as "best" goes, if it's just for gaming, then it's a 4690k

 

All of those games should be very much playable at 1080p, though I don't know what framerates will look like

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Arma 3 runs on my card 45-55 fps with ultra settings. Dont notice any frame drops or stuttering or anything. Seems very playable. Running on 1080p, same gpu as you listed.

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I'd recommend a R9 280(X) since they're usually in or around the same price range as the GTX 760.


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You should go for an R9 280 instead of the 760.  Performs much better, costs the same, and comes with 2 or 3 free games.

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