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750 ti 2g 128 bit GDDR5

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September 19, 2014 10:34:05 AM

I was wondering if the i3 will bottle neck a GTX 750 ti 2g video card.
I plan to buy this for Warlord of draenor when it releases in November
or Should i spend a little more and get the 189 dollar core i5? I will sale my current GPU for 80 bucks
here or the system specs
Intel core i3 haswell Dual core 3.5 ghz lga 1150 54 wat psu
MSI z97 u3 pluse lga 1150 intel Mother board
Corsair carbide 400r graphite case
GTX 750 ti 2g 128 bit GDDR5 3.0 pci
Corsair 430 wat psu been good to me for 3 years so far Had no issues
8 gig of amd Gaming ram 1333

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September 19, 2014 10:41:40 AM

the cpu wont slow down the gpu that much but its more wise to just get the core i5 which will enable you to better handle newer games and cpu reliant programs ..focus on the cpu at this point then upgrade your psu in the future.. i know you didnt ask about the cpu but 430 watt aint gonna cut it very long
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September 19, 2014 10:47:04 AM

Yep I plan on getting a antex 620 wat psu with esp for 99 bucks I just want to replace my current system before WOD hits november 13th Just making sure 430 wat will be able to handle a 750 ti
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September 19, 2014 10:49:08 AM

joec_10 said:
Yep I plan on getting a antex 620 wat psu with esp for 99 bucks I just want to replace my current system before WOD hits november 13th Just making sure 430 wat will be able to handle a 750 ti


it should .. as pertaining to the answer above i really think you should get that core i5 as dual core aint managing games well anymore..
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September 19, 2014 10:55:56 AM

I only play world of warcraft and call of duty ghost In wow said there making the game depend more on the GPU come 6.0.2 patch instead of the cpu there bringing in a whole new system
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September 19, 2014 10:59:42 AM

joec_10 said:
I only play world of warcraft and call of duty ghost In wow said there making the game depend more on the GPU come 6.0.2 patch instead of the cpu there bringing in a whole new system


a dual core is ok for the WOW but it will struggle with call of duty ghost especially if you try playing at a 1080 resolution
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September 19, 2014 11:01:48 AM

Thats fine i stuggle with it now its just the games graphic engine but I will mostly be playing warcraft 99% of the time
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September 19, 2014 11:04:10 AM

joec_10 said:
Thats fine i stuggle with it now its just the games graphic engine but I will mostly be playing warcraft 99% of the time


ok then you should be fine with that game..
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September 19, 2014 11:07:07 AM

might need a ram upgrade in the near feature too lol
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September 19, 2014 11:09:31 AM

joec_10 said:
might need a ram upgrade in the near feature too lol


not necessarily you know as there arent much difference between 1gb of 1333mhz and 1gb of 1600mhz ..they produce really similar performance ..its good to upgrade the ram though but to be honest unless you go to like a 2400mhz you wont notice much of a difference
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