Upgrade from 750

[toastythomas]

My 19" 1440x900 monitor just broke and right now my current solution is a TV that is less than 900p. Anyways, I am betting on getting a nice 1080p display for Christmas but I know that I will have to get a better GPU. What should I upgrade to? I currently have an EVGA 750 SSC. NOT THE TI. I kinda get triggered because apparently no one knows of the 750. Thanks guys! My budget is like $150 but I'm willing to go to $200. 

[shadowbyte]

What's your budget?

 

I'll generally suggest the RX 480 8GB, especially the MSI and XFX cards

[toastythomas]

Just now, wrathoftheturkey said:

Boodget? You want to max out settings on every game, or fine with turning 'em down a bit?

Updated post, sorry.

[Guest]

750 Ti is a straight forward upgrade but how much you willing to spend though?

[aisle9]

2 minutes ago, toastythomas said:

My 19" 1440x900 monitor just broke and right now my current solution is a TV that is less than 900p. Anyways, I am betting on getting a nice 1080p display for Christmas but I know that I will have to get a better GPU. What should I upgrade to? I currently have an EVGA 750 SSC. NOT THE TI. I kinda get triggered because apparently no one knows of the 750. Thanks guys!

Budget?

 

If you want to stay in the same weight class, relatively speaking, the 1050 or 460 would be a good call. If you want to step it up a notch, the 1050 Ti, 1060, 470 or 480 would all work depending upon your budget.

[toastythomas]

1 minute ago, shadowbyte said:

What's your budget?

 

I'll generally suggest the RX 480 8GB, especially the MSI and XFX cards

Updated post, sorry.

[toastythomas]

Just now, aisle9 said:

Budget?

 

If you want to stay in the same weight class, relatively speaking, the 1050 or 460 would be a good call. If you want to step it up a notch, the 1050 Ti, 1060, 470 or 480 would all work depending upon your budget.

Updated post, sorry.

[aisle9]

Just now, toastythomas said:

Updated post, sorry.

470 or 1050Ti, might find a 1060 3GB or 4GB RX 480 at the $200 mark.

[Guest]

480 4GB or 1060 3GB on the 200$ mark

 

else a 470/460 and a 1050/1050ti

[JHY]

1050 ti would be good for $150, but rx 470 is better at $200.

[gtx1060=value]

the new 1050ti is around 100-150 dollars - it outperforms the rx460 which costs about the same - also, watch out for the new amd  rx470D that is somewhere in the mid 100 dollar pricerange too, rumoured to have better performance than the 1050ti and costing about the same

[masterkickass7]

1 hour ago, toastythomas said:

My 19" 1440x900 monitor just broke and right now my current solution is a TV that is less than 900p. Anyways, I am betting on getting a nice 1080p display for Christmas but I know that I will have to get a better GPU. What should I upgrade to? I currently have an EVGA 750 SSC. NOT THE TI. I kinda get triggered because apparently no one knows of the 750. Thanks guys! My budget is like $150 but I'm willing to go to $200. 

used gtx 960

[RadiatingLight]

Just now, masterkickass7 said:

used gtx 960

No dude!

1050Ti is better

 

I would recommend RX470 or RX480 if you can stretch it

[masterkickass7]

1 hour ago, RadiatingLight said:

No dude!

1050Ti is better

 

I would recommend RX470 or RX480 if you can stretch it

no point 1050ti he's at 900p definitively not 470  

[RadiatingLight]

Just now, masterkickass7 said:

no point 1050ti he's at 900p definitively not 470  

No he is going to buy himself a 1080p monitor dude

why not get a better GPU if it fits in the budget

[masterkickass7]

1 hour ago, RadiatingLight said:

No he is going to buy himself a 1080p monitor dude

why not get a better GPU if it fits in the budget

then 470 

[Jackttsmg]

I'd suggest a GTX1050 or 1050Ti. These cards start at $109 USD and $139 USD respectively according to Nvidia (This most likely won't be the case when shopping...), they support Simultaneous Multi-Projection, NVIDIA Ansel, G-SYNC and GameStream but they don't have Nvidia's "VR Ready" tag. Hope this helps.