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Would getting a 750ti last me a decent amount of time and be able to play all games well with at least medium or high settings? Even AAA titles.

Umm, not really, You'd struggle with AAA titles

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Would getting a 750ti last me a decent amount of time and be able to play all games well with at least medium or high settings? Even AAA titles.

It should be able to run most games on medium/high settings. Older games at ultra settings

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Would getting a 750ti last me a decent amount of time and be able to play all games well with at least medium or high settings? Even AAA titles.

Please get a better card,

I had a 750ti and it really isn't worth it, a R9 280 would be so much better ( or even a R9 270x or gtx 760 )

Recommend what is best, not what you preffer.

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Would getting a 750ti last me a decent amount of time and be able to play all games well with at least medium or high settings? Even AAA titles.

I don't know what good enough means. For some 30fps is good enough for some even 60 fps is abysmal. I get screen tearing on BF 4 on medium-high settings on my 60hz monitor 1080p. This is caused by getting spikes of 100-120 fps in some places but I average 50-60. I have a 4670k and 16gb of memory incase you needed other info for comparison.

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8k? 4k? 2k? 144p? 1080? 720?  ultrawide 1080? ETC

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Silly kids...

Excuse me? If you cant say anything nice, don't say anything at all

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Would getting a 750ti last me a decent amount of time and be able to play all games well with at least medium or high settings? Even AAA titles.

 

No. You can get a GTX 760 which is far superior for $142 shipped.

 

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814500306

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Excuse me? If you cant say anything nice, don't say anything at all

 

Thanks for enforcing my point with such a reply.  You all are dealing in absolutes and that makes your answers wrong.  A 750 ti is capable of playing most games even AAA at medium-high 1080 with more than playable framerates.  All that said other wise is what's wrong with the PC master race.

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Silly kids...

 

Constructive criticism

 

Thanks for enforcing my point with such a reply.  You all are dealing in absolutes and that makes your answers wrong.  A 750 ti is capable of playing most games even AAA at medium-high 1080 with more than playable framerates.  All that said other wise is what's wrong with the PC master race.

 

We never said it couldn't run games;

but there is :

- better for not much more

- equal for a bit less

 

it's also to be AOL soon

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I don't know what good enough means. For some 30fps is good enough for some even 60 fps is abysmal. I get screen tearing on BF 4 on medium-high settings on my 60hz monitor 1080p. This is caused by getting spikes of 100-120 fps in some places but I average 50-60. I have a 4670k and 16gb of memory incase you needed other info for comparison.

If you have enough cash I would highly recommend a 760 it has plenty of power for AAA titles
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If you have enough cash I would highly recommend a 760 it has plenty of power for AAA titles

O absolutely. If I didn't get this 750ti from my friend for 50 bucks I would have probably purchased a 960 or waited for a 380 at the time. I do kind of feel like my 760w plat rated power supply is going to waste but I cant argue since it was new for 50 bucks. They sent my buddy 2 when he was upgrading his computer.

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O absolutely. If I didn't get this 750ti from my friend for 50 bucks I would have probably purchased a 960 or waited for a 380 at the time. I do kind of feel like my 760w plat rated power supply is going to waste but I cant argue since it was new for 50 bucks. They sent my buddy 2 when he was upgrading his computer.

Ok then that was a great deal you can still play AAA games at medium to high settings at 1080p Maybe even ultra if your not afraid to do a little overclocking
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