Hey guys, I recently upgraded my GPU from a 550ti to an r9 270x, only to find out that the "upgrade" was more or less a downgrade..
My current PC Specs are:
CPU: AMD FX 8350 4.0ghz
PSU: 650W Unbranded
RAM: 2x 4GB HyperX Ram
MOBO: ASUS M5A97 R2.0
Montior 1: 32" Samsung HDTV 1360X768 Through HDMI
Monitor 2: Old hunk of crap for side programs.
Seems as it is, the r9 270x barely hits 100fps in MineCraft and then my 550ti powerhouses through it with 300+ FPS.. No mods, no texture packs.
On World of Warcraft, the 270x hits SOMETIMES 60fps.. and my 550ti never drops below 70 unless in a major zone/city in game.
On BF4, the 270x I had ran HIGH settings at about 50 FPS but when livestreaming can't even play in low settings at 30 FPS.. and my 550ti is running at High settings at 40 frames.. and when livestreaming at medium settings it sits around 45fps
I really don't know what to think about this card besides the fact that it may just be defective?..
All in all, would it be worth to upgrade to a 670, or a 770?.. would the FPS increase be substantial at all?
Any input is greatly appreciated!
My current PC Specs are:
CPU: AMD FX 8350 4.0ghz
PSU: 650W Unbranded
RAM: 2x 4GB HyperX Ram
MOBO: ASUS M5A97 R2.0
Montior 1: 32" Samsung HDTV 1360X768 Through HDMI
Monitor 2: Old hunk of crap for side programs.
Seems as it is, the r9 270x barely hits 100fps in MineCraft and then my 550ti powerhouses through it with 300+ FPS.. No mods, no texture packs.
On World of Warcraft, the 270x hits SOMETIMES 60fps.. and my 550ti never drops below 70 unless in a major zone/city in game.
On BF4, the 270x I had ran HIGH settings at about 50 FPS but when livestreaming can't even play in low settings at 30 FPS.. and my 550ti is running at High settings at 40 frames.. and when livestreaming at medium settings it sits around 45fps
I really don't know what to think about this card besides the fact that it may just be defective?..
All in all, would it be worth to upgrade to a 670, or a 770?.. would the FPS increase be substantial at all?
Any input is greatly appreciated!