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lmao. Too funny.
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I've just ordered an EVGA Geforce GTX 750 TI Superclocked off of Newegg and was wondering what performance i could get out of it considering i only have a PCI 2.0 x16 slot. Does anyone who is familiar with nVidia GPUs know what i can expect from this card?
I know its a little stupid to ask after buying the card but i've just heard so many good things about this card, such as its price to performance, power draw, operating temperatures, etc and ANYTHING at this point is better than my AMD Radeon HD 7350. Just wondering what i'm realistically gonna get all things considered cause i've never used nVidia.
Also, how much room is actually needed to cool the GPU? Currently i only have a little more than 3 inches because of idiotic design of my motherboard, however the case has a huge side vent that is open right where the GPU fan is located. Should it be OK?
Additional Computer specs:
PSU: 300W
CPU: Intel Core I5 2320
Ram: 8GB of standard DDR3 Ram
HDD: Two 7200 RPM HDD
Cooling: one CPU fan, one exhaust fan
GPU(current): AMDRadeon HD 7350
I know its a little stupid to ask after buying the card but i've just heard so many good things about this card, such as its price to performance, power draw, operating temperatures, etc and ANYTHING at this point is better than my AMD Radeon HD 7350. Just wondering what i'm realistically gonna get all things considered cause i've never used nVidia.
Also, how much room is actually needed to cool the GPU? Currently i only have a little more than 3 inches because of idiotic design of my motherboard, however the case has a huge side vent that is open right where the GPU fan is located. Should it be OK?
Additional Computer specs:
PSU: 300W
CPU: Intel Core I5 2320
Ram: 8GB of standard DDR3 Ram
HDD: Two 7200 RPM HDD
Cooling: one CPU fan, one exhaust fan
GPU(current): AMDRadeon HD 7350
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i got the gtx 650 ti, wanted to get the one you just got
and yes, i think itll be fine
i got the gtx 650 ti, wanted to get the one you just got
and yes, i think itll be fine
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i got the gtx 650 ti, wanted to get the one you just got
and yes, i think itll be fine
You can still play games at 900P with that can't you?
Oh and heres a game debate comparison between what i'm getting and what i had before: http://www.game-debate.com/gpu/index.php?gid=2739&gid2=2073&compare=radeon-hd-7350-vs-geforce-gtx-750-ti-evga-superclocked-2gb-edition
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i actually run 1080 across 3 screens ok on BO2 and various other games
so thats what.. um... 5760x1080?
It cant do that for most games though, i usually drop to 720 if i multiscreen games, batman arkham city for example booted fine, but as soon as the game started FPS dropped to 1FPS, I couldnt even quit the game lol
so thats what.. um... 5760x1080?
It cant do that for most games though, i usually drop to 720 if i multiscreen games, batman arkham city for example booted fine, but as soon as the game started FPS dropped to 1FPS, I couldnt even quit the game lol
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Just got this beast of a GPU and it runs great.. Just for safety i ordered a 430W Corsair CX power supply too but it had coil whine. 
Whatever. I'm willing to wait if once its all said and done i can play Skyrim at 1080P at decent frame rates for once. Playing such an awesome game at 800x600 really doesn't do it justice.
Whatever. I'm willing to wait if once its all said and done i can play Skyrim at 1080P at decent frame rates for once. Playing such an awesome game at 800x600 really doesn't do it justice.
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