Upgrade from 750 TI

[AllenSalar]

I'm currently using a GeForce GTX 750 TI, what would be a good GPU upgrade within the $150-$250 budget? (Regardless of other hardware specifications)

[pithball]

GTX 960 with 4GB RAM or 380 with 4GB RAM or 380x. I would personally wait the 2~3 months and wait for Pascals/Polaris though.

[chiwas]

Just now, Hydraxiler32 said:

GTX 960. I would personally wait the 2~3 months and wait for Pascals though.

This. And from my experience 750ti runs most of the games at 1080p with high settings at 60+fps.

[AllenSalar]

Would they be at that price range though?

[Moonzy]

10 minutes ago, AllenSalar said:

Regardless of other hardware specifications

yeaaa you best tell us your specs

 

because r9 380 is better than the gtx 960 ONLY IF you have a powerful enough cpu to push it, the extra cpu overhead does cause issues

if your cpu is fine then i recommend the R9 380 over the GTX 960, runs better in more games than not, especially DX12

[AllenSalar]

3 minutes ago, Moonzy said:

yeaaa you best tell us your specs

 

because r9 380 is better than the gtx 960 ONLY IF you have a powerful enough cpu to push it, the extra cpu overhead does cause issues

if your cpu is fine then i recommend the R9 380 over the GTX 960, runs better in more games than not, especially DX12

Only 'cause you said so.

 

CPU - AMD FX-6300

GPU - GeForce GTX 750 TI (MSI Gaming Edition)

RAM - 8x1 HyperX Fury 1866 MHz

PSU - Sentey Xplus Power Supply 725 Watt

 

Edit:

Just wanted to get a reference when I upgrade my PC. (Maybe like after a few months or so)

[Moonzy]

2 minutes ago, AllenSalar said:

Only 'cause you said so.

 

CPU - AMD FX-6300

GPU - GeForce GTX 750 TI (MSI Gaming Edition)

RAM - 8x1 HyperX Fury 1866 MHz

PSU - Sentey Xplus Power Supply 725 Watt

 

Edit:

Just wanted to get a reference when I upgrade my PC. (Maybe like after a few months or so)

for now, the r9 380 is a better upgrade

 

but you should just wait for the new gpu before deciding lol

always decide on pc parts a week or two before buying them

unless its stagnant

[AllenSalar]

I guess it's a majority from everyone, thanks, guys.