Can the GTX 750 Ti run skyrim on ultra with good fps?

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someguynamedmatt

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^I have to respectfully disagree, though anti-aliasing is another matter.

I run Skyrim on a mobile GTX 660M (which is less powerful than a desktop 750Ti) and am able to max all settings (minus AA), turn up rendering + LOD distances through the INI, and pile the FXAA Post-Process Injector and 2K HD mods ontop of that. At 1080p, I pull an average of 35-40 FPS without stutter, and I consider that perfectly playable.

I mentioned the FXAA injector - I highly recommend this, as it offers fast-approximation AA, which uses very little processing power and looks virtually identical to the in-game or driver-forced AA settings. Aside from that, don't underestimate the 750Ti - it may be a mid-range card, but it's still quite powerful.
 
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The GTX 750 ti will run Skyrim on ultra at 60fps with 8xAA. If you play at 720p, expect atleast 10-20 more frames. If you play without AA, you can probably get around 100-120fps with an HD texture installed. If you get a superclocked version of that, you can run it even better for about the same price.
 
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I understand that I'm a little late to the party here but theses guys don't know what they're saying. I run Skyrim in ultra with some heavy 2K-4K texture mods everywhere and I still get 50-60 (usually a steady 60) with all the settings maxxed and running at 1080p. The only thing I don't recommend are heavy ENBs. Those WILL drop you to 20-30 frames.
 
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absolutely can!
I'm using GTX 750 Ti and it runs Skyrim at Ultra and AA without any problem nor reduce in FPS at any occasion. even I'm using mods for texture like ENB(not 2K), tho it causes a tiny bit of FPS reduction in heavy situation. so there's no need to buy 760 or above. don't be fooled.
 
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well i can run 2k hd textures with many other mods and i run it 1080P with about 45 fps with high settings and 4xAA so i would like to think you should be able to get better fps then i ever could so i think with it all up you might get about 45-55 fps depending on all you have like mods textures and stuff But Skyrim is Kinda on the older game side not saying its ancient but it shouldn't be too Heavily demanding so i think it can do it
 
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