Graphics Card Recommendations??

TheDeanster13 · Jun 28, 2014

Hi, I am looking for a solid graphics card to play games at 900p (yes, i know my monitor is weird) and atleast 30 fps for under $200. I currently have my eye on the EVGA GeForce GTX 750Ti. I am pleased with its $150 price point and low power consumption, meaning I could downgrade my psu and save money. But I am having trouble taking it seriously, as it is very tiny and doesn't use power from PCIE on the psu. Is the hype about this card real? If not, please suggest a good card to fit my budget and my specs. Thanks for the help

PlasmaScopes88 · Jun 28, 2014

amd 7770 is a great card for the money

Cryoburn101 · Jun 28, 2014

GTX 750 Ti is a good card. The card is really efficient, which is why it can take power from the Motherboard AND have a small form factor. You can get better performance though for -200.
A R9 270X Is a good choice in my opinion. Solid performance for the price under 200. Will perform better than the GTX 750 Ti.
http://pcpartpicker.com/part/msi-video-card-r9270xgaming2g

TheDeanster13 · Jun 28, 2014

Cryoburn101 :

I think I'll go with the R9 270x. Thanks man for the help

Hoeheyy · Jun 28, 2014

The R9 270x is a solid buy and on paper outperforms the 750 Ti. If you want to save around $20 - $30 you could pick up a R9 270 and overclock it to meet or exceed the performance of a R9 270x

Cryoburn101 · Jun 28, 2014

TheDeanster13 :

Cryoburn101 :

I think I'll go with the R9 270x. Thanks man for the help

No problem, enjoy the gaming at 900p.

TheDeanster13 · Jun 28, 2014

Hoeheyy :

Which program would you recommend for overclocking?

Hoeheyy · Jun 28, 2014

TheDeanster13 :

MSI Afterburner is great. Sapphire Trixx is also good. I have used both and had voltage problems with Trixx that I did not with Afterburner.

I would do A LOT of research on overclocking first. IMO overclocking can be very troubling and frustrating for beginners. It is a lot of trial and error. It will take you a decent amount of time to get your numbers nice and tight. Depending on the manufacture you will most likely void warranty. If you are still willing to MSI Afterburner will be a good program to overclock.

TheDeanster13 · Jun 29, 2014

Hoeheyy :

TheDeanster13 :

MSI Afterburner is great. Sapphire Trixx is also good. I have used both and had voltage problems with Trixx that I did not with Afterburner.

I would do A LOT of research on overclocking first. IMO overclocking can be very troubling and frustrating for beginners. It is a lot of trial and error. It will take you a decent amount of time to get your numbers nice and tight. Depending on the manufacture you will most likely void warranty. If you are still willing to MSI Afterburner will be a good program to overclock.

Will do, thanks for the help.

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