Can i run the 750ti correctly??

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hello, i have 1x 4gb ram, fx 6300 and a 400w psu. i know that the power supply is enough, im just worried for the ram in order to play games like battlefield 4, Shadow of mordor or Watch dogs
 
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With a single stick of RAM, you will not be able to utilize dual channel. Not a big performance loss, but it's there. While most games are still 32 bit coded (hence 4GB is all they can address), BF4 will need more system RAM to perform at its best because some of that system memory will be set aside for Windows' use. A pair of 4 GB sticks would be best. But try to buy them in matched pairs. Or at least match the original stick as close as possible in voltage, timing, and brand.

I have this GTX 750 Ti SC card in my second PC: http://www.evga.com/articles/00821/#3753
It starts out with a factory overclock to its core and memory. It does quite well at 1080p.
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With a single stick of RAM, you will not be able to utilize dual channel. Not a big performance loss, but it's there. While most games are still 32 bit coded (hence 4GB is all they can address), BF4 will need more system RAM to perform at its best because some of that system memory will be set aside for Windows' use. A pair of 4 GB sticks would be best. But try to buy them in matched pairs. Or at least match the original stick as close as possible in voltage, timing, and brand.

I have this GTX 750 Ti SC card in my second PC: http://www.evga.com/articles/00821/#3753
It starts out with a factory overclock to its core and memory. It does quite well at 1080p.
 
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