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Hey guys would i rather buy a Gtx 7501gb Superclocked or a Gtx 750 ti 2gb ?
And can u guys tell me the difference of a 1gb card and a 2gb one ? Is there like a x2 fps between 1gb card and 2gb ?
And whats the difference of a OC and a non OC graphic card
 
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In that case, go for the GTX 750 Ti. If you can swing the 2GB version, get it. If not, the 1 GB version will be nearly as good. And at 720p, you won't be able to tell the difference. This card has $10 rebate if you don't mind waiting 6-8 weeks. And if you get Newegg promos, it is on sale another $10...
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OC card is overclocked from the manufacturer, the non OC is not. The vram is where the framebuffer is stored, so if you're playing at a higher resolution, or on multiple screens, more can be stored in the buffer with more vram. If you try to play at a very high resolution with only 1gb of vram, your fps could be choked off by waiting to get loaded into the framebuffer. I'd get the 750 ti 2gb for sure, it's a better card in every way
 
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I got a dual core CPU 3.0 Ghz core 2duo or pentium im not sure and 4gb of ddr3 ram 1333 Mhz
So whats best for me ? MY PSU is 400W and i dont play on 1080 p i play on 720p on my 20+" monitor :) But im looking forward to play on 1080 p :D And another question i see theres a 30 dollars or 20 differenc eof an OC card and non OC 1 :) Why pay 20 dollars or 30 when u can OC it your self ? Or there is something special when their OC it
 
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An overclcoked card will have it's core & memory clock speeds increased above the stock settings.

The additional Vram will make little difference in gaming performance. More Ram will be used when the graphical details settings are higher. Although the 750's aren't really powerful enough to use it all in every scenario. Some games like Skyrim, if modded with intensive graphical mods, may use all that ram, but the card may struggle compared to a more powerful card.

The GTX 750 OC'd V's GTX 750ti: The overclock will get you closer to the GTX 750ti , but it will still be faster. And you can easily overclock the GTX 750ti yourself with a program like MSI afterburner or EVGA PrecisionX, just a case of moving a couple of sliders.

http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/ASUS/GTX_750_OC/25.html

GTX 750ti is better
 
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For my Computer which graphic card Is THE BEST out there in a price range at max 130 dollars or 140 :p I can wait for any card to go on sale :) And is EVGA cool on overclocking ? Better than ASUS
 
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In that case, go for the GTX 750 Ti. If you can swing the 2GB version, get it. If not, the 1 GB version will be nearly as good. And at 720p, you won't be able to tell the difference. This card has $10 rebate if you don't mind waiting 6-8 weeks. And if you get Newegg promos, it is on sale another $10.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814487024
 
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I play ALOT of league of legends and im seeking to get 60+ fps on that game MAXED out :) Will my computer + the gtx 750 ti provde me that :D ? Maybe 80 fps - 100 ?

Btw my motherboard has PCIE express 1.0 slot and cards im looking have Pcie 3.0 and i asked many ppl they said that it would fit on a 1-4% less performance if i had a pcie 3.0 slot on my mobo :D is this true ? Just for claryfication and not waste money ona card that wont do for my pc
 
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Yeah, there's not really a reason to buy an OC edition of a card other than you don't have to do it yourself and you know at the very least how much overclockability is in that specific die.

With your specific setup, both would be a good match, and should get you quite good framerates at 720. Either will be good, so either let your budget decide, or if that's not a big issue, splurge on the ti so you can turn up the settings a bit more or get that extra 10 fps.
 
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PCI-E 1.0, 2.0 & 3.0 comparison: http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/Intel/Ivy_Bridge_PCI-Express_Scaling/23.html

PCI-E 1.0 ? how old is your system ?! what are the specs & power supply ?
 
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Toold u my rig its quite old :) i said that i have a dual core core 2 duo or Pentium processor clocked at 3.0 Ghz
I have a 400W psu but i can swap into a 500w 1 if i want to and i got a 4gb RAM 1333 MHz Brand : Patriot
Mobo name is ASrock g41m-vs3
In this mobo theres a PCie slot x16

 
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Ah, okay. Depending on which specific model of CPU, you may or may not get all the performance from the GPU. But it will be an improvement, and fit well when you do decide to upgrade your system. The 400W PSU should be fine as long as it's semi-decent, GTX 750's can run on decent generic 300W Dell PSU's.


 
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