- Jul 24, 2014
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So, I want to get a gaming pc and with the help of some friends on some social networks, I decided to get this pc.
FX-4300
Motherboard - ASUS M5A78L-M/USB3
Seagate 1 TB HDD
4 GB RAM
Corsair 500W PSU
A 5000 monitor (Indian Rupees)
And here comes the tough part for me. When I get that pc, I will play games like Battlefield 4, Watch Dogs on 1378 x 768 or 1600 x 900. After a few months of having that PC, I will upgrade it to a very high end which has GTX 880 (still needs to be released) and other stuff. For a few months, I want to know if I should get GTX 750 or GTX 650 Ti or R7 265. I know that R7 265 is way better but the difference of price between GTX 650 Ti/GTX 750 and R7 265 is like almost 4000 INR. Is it worth it to get R7 265? I am gonna have that pc for a few months or GTX 750 would be good for now (considering that is cheap but powerful enough) until I upgrade my PC?
Also, what processor would be compatible with GTX 880? I don't want the processor to bottleneck.
Thanks for reading.
FX-4300
Motherboard - ASUS M5A78L-M/USB3
Seagate 1 TB HDD
4 GB RAM
Corsair 500W PSU
A 5000 monitor (Indian Rupees)
And here comes the tough part for me. When I get that pc, I will play games like Battlefield 4, Watch Dogs on 1378 x 768 or 1600 x 900. After a few months of having that PC, I will upgrade it to a very high end which has GTX 880 (still needs to be released) and other stuff. For a few months, I want to know if I should get GTX 750 or GTX 650 Ti or R7 265. I know that R7 265 is way better but the difference of price between GTX 650 Ti/GTX 750 and R7 265 is like almost 4000 INR. Is it worth it to get R7 265? I am gonna have that pc for a few months or GTX 750 would be good for now (considering that is cheap but powerful enough) until I upgrade my PC?
Also, what processor would be compatible with GTX 880? I don't want the processor to bottleneck.
Thanks for reading.
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