Is the evga geforce gtx 750 ti superclocked to powerfull?

mpauch · May 24, 2014

Hello, I have a question regarding the power of the ''evga geforce gtx 750 ti superclocked'' version . I am doing a budget gaming build, and wondering if the Pentium g3420 might be a little too weak for the GPU, in games like Battlefield 3 and 4?

Thanks - Martin

pigsinspace72 · May 24, 2014

mpauch :

Any 150$ graphics card won't give you much performance and would have to play bt4 on low settings. The Pentium g3420 is weak, but would not bottleneck any 150$ gpu

damric · May 24, 2014

They are about equally going to suck at BF4 in 1080p. You should have researched your GPU better.

geofelt · May 24, 2014

Given your budget for cpu and gpu, that is a reasonably balanced distribution between cpu and gpu.

If your game is bf3/4 single player, favor the graphics card. If it is multiplayer, favor the cpu.

Wait a week for the devils canyon Pentium K anniversary edition. AKA G3258 priced about $80.
Who knows how high that sucker will overclock.

mpauch · May 24, 2014

pigsinspace72 :

That Gpu Will run bf4 ultra 1080p with 45+ average. Search the youtube

but i Am afraid the cpu wont be apple to do is good.

Suztera · May 24, 2014

Whilst the pentium is capable of playing BF3 or BF4, don't expect it to run constant fps and there will be a slight bottleneck. You may play 40fps at high settings with no AA and shadows at low settings, low water reflection etc...

mpauch · May 24, 2014

Suztera :

I dit not realize that it would perform that bad, so will a i3 4130 would be increase the performance match?

pigsinspace72 · May 24, 2014

mpauch :

Its mostly a lack of graphics card lacking power, not cpu power. Of course if you get a better graphics card you'd need a better cpu to avoid bottlenecking

mpauch · May 24, 2014

pigsinspace72 :

Oh i thought you meant that the cpu would bottleneck the Gpu. With all due respect, the Gpu manage a 45+ FPS at ultra settings, acording to reviews and videos on youtube. But i Am not sure the cpu Will keep up man :/

pigsinspace72 · May 24, 2014

If your that concerned, wait for the devils canyon pentium cpu

damric · May 24, 2014

Youtube videos are fail. Go to a well known hardware review site like techpowerup, guru3d, or even tom's hardware.

Suztera · May 24, 2014

For BF4 multiplayer, I run a Pentium G2020 and a R9 270 which is significantly better than a 750ti yet it still struggles at ultra settings. The fps drops even with mantle at ultra settings is unplayable. To have constant fps at around 60+ fps, you would want to run at high settings with no AA.
My settings: http://gyazo.com/481a879c4ced5dd6c6759dc3f4d5d83b

geofelt · May 24, 2014

When you have a budget, you can't get everything.
What you hope for is a balance. Dual core intel cpu chips are surprisingly strong gamers. That is because most games can't make use of multiple cores.
Here is an older report that uses the G860 as a base:
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/gaming-processor-frame-rate-performance,3427-9.html
The G series is a dual core without hyperthreading. The G3420 is about 25% faster.
The report was done using a GTX680 to remove graphics from the equation.
In actuality, a slower graphics card will often become the limiting factor.

On a budget, you do what you need to to get started.
My advice is to use a modern motherboard based on a Z97 or H97 chipset, and a overprovisioned 600w quality psu.
That opens up both cpu and graphics upgrades for the future.

mpauch · May 24, 2014

pigsinspace72 :

Thanks man, dident know about the release

mpauch · May 24, 2014

damric :

I guees so, but with a little twizz its doesent look that bad with a average fps at 36 here: http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/geforce-gtx-750-ti-review,3750-9.html

And to remember, this is the evga superclocked version which would be a coulpe of fps better if im not too wrong

damric · May 24, 2014

mpauch :

Yeah Tom's used 2xAA where TPU used 4xAA, that's why Tom's had more FPS.

You can reduce quality settings, obviously.

mpauch · May 24, 2014

damric :

Here 4:12 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sK6vHNkexic
He got FPS as 35 fps for the 'standard ti' and 40fps for the Ftw which is clocked very closely to the supercloked version.

Here is also a simmiler results;http://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages/nvidia_geforce_gtx_750_and_750_ti_review,14.html

so to be with that 2*AA it seems to be playable

remember that i am on a budget. Does anyone here own a GTX 750TI, to tell about the actual experince

damric · May 24, 2014

mpauch :

damric :

Here 4:12 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sK6vHNkexic
He got FPS as 35 fps for the 'standard ti' and 40fps for the Ftw which is clocked very closely to the supercloked version.

Here is also a simmiler results;http://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages/nvidia_geforce_gtx_750_and_750_ti_review,14.html

so to be with that 2*AA it seems to be playable

remember that i am on a budget. Does anyone here own a GTX 750TI, to tell about the actual experince

If you find that performance reasonable and it is in your budget, then logically you should purchase it.

Rationale · May 24, 2014

The i3-4130 would be better, if you can afford it. Mostly banking on the hope that games start to use hyperthreading when they start using more cores. But also for the slightly higher core-per-core performance.

The GTX 750 TI overclocks well, so you could expect a nice fps bonus from the EVGA SC edition.

You should be at probably high settings around 45 fps in graphically intensive games, or ultra settings around 30 fps in graphically intensive games on a GTX 750 TI SC, assuming your CPU doesn't limit you. Most AA will be too large of a framerate hit to be worthwhile in new games on a GTX 750 TI, so I suggest you stick mostly to Post AA, MLAA, SMAA, FXAA, etc. I'm not sure about BF4 in particular...

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