1gb cards

[MeDownYou]

1gb cards are nearly unheard of in decent tier cards today, but with a decent card such as a 750 ti or something how badly would a card bottleneck?

[TheKDub]

It depends on the system.

[Jerakl]

Depends on the Res/Game/System

[Lolzious]

My old 5770. apart from being 75% dead, still did fine with 720p/high-ultra and 1080p/medium-low gaming

It's fine for as a start in to PC gaming. And shouldn't bottleneck a basic G2358/860k system.

[han_han08]

more than enough for low tier cards..

 

my gt 630 couldn't even reach 1gb 

[alfaomega]

1gb cards are nearly unheard of in decent tier cards today, but with a decent card such as a 750 ti or something how badly would a card bottleneck?

They don't. The 750ti is meant as entry level 1080card. The gpu will struggle before vram becomes a bottleneck for  it. So if you want your framerate to stay at 30-60fps, the 750ti cannot do maxed setting an therefore doesn't really need the 2gigs. Of course, if you're fine with 15-35fps in order to max draw distances/AA/textures, then there might be a few games that will need a just a tad over 1 gig. Hence my decision to get the cheaper 1gig 750ti from zotac. Also, since it cannot run in sli, this further eliminates the need for more vram.

[R_Golden]

Well I assume you wouldn't use AA and other features like that so it might be OK but some games night start requiring 1.5/2gb of VRAM. Generally speaking you should be fine on most games today.