FSX: GTX750 TI vs GTX660 TF

coach0512 · Sep 23, 2014

Hello.

I have just built a gaming rig. To stay within my budget, I had to buy a crappy graphics card, which is the GTX610. I plan on playing FSX and XP10, and i do not care much about what noice my PC makes. That being said, which GPU is better for FSX and XP10?

Thanks in advance!

sammy sung · Sep 23, 2014

Well, the GTX 660 is definitely better than the 750 TI. However I wouldn't suggest investing money in a card that's now three generations old. If you have a hard budget, please share, and we'll be able to help you maximize your performance potential!

JustinCox22 · Sep 23, 2014

I agree with sammy.

coach0512 · Sep 24, 2014

sammy sung :

I have a GPU budget of about $200.

sammy sung · Sep 24, 2014

Depending on the wattage and quality of your power supply, you have a plethora of options. Following suggestions listed from least in performance to greatest.

GTX 750Ti Superclocked 2GB - $129.99

Economical & budgeted. It's what I'd consider tier 2 of the entry level gaming GPU's. Much better than a GT 610

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R7-260X 2GB - $138.99

Also tier 2 for entry level cards, in my opinion. A hotter running card than the 750Ti, but it edges out a win in performance overall. Well priced

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R9-270X 2GB - $170.00 With Promo Code PCAMDRDN15

Upping the performance level quite a bit. Able to play most titles at 1080p with very favorable frame rates. Also priced quite well for what you're getting in comparison to other similarly priced hardware.

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GTX 760 2GB - $188.40 With Promo Code HSYGSKS9

This particular third party port of this card is priced decently per it's performance, mainly cause newegg is doing a good promotion. Otherwise these cards are usually overpriced. Excellent performance, with it clearly outclassing the 270X

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R9-280 3GB - $181.10 With Promo Code PCAMDRDN9

This is your value if you want the utmost your budget allows for. A better option than the GTX 760 for several reasons, but my favorite being the progressive addition of 3GB VRAM making crossfire/multi-monitor options more viable in the future.

coach0512 · Sep 24, 2014

sammy sung :

Depending on the wattage and quality of your power supply, you have a plethora of options. Following suggestions listed from least in performance to greatest.

GTX 750Ti Superclocked 2GB - $129.99

Economical & budgeted. It's what I'd consider tier 2 of the entry level gaming GPU's. Much better than a GT 610

~~~~~~

R7-260X 2GB - $138.99

Also tier 2 for entry level cards, in my opinion. A hotter running card than the 750Ti, but it edges out a win in performance overall. Well priced

~~~~~~

R9-270X 2GB - $170.00 With Promo Code PCAMDRDN15

Upping the performance level quite a bit. Able to play most titles at 1080p with very favorable frame rates. Also priced quite well for what you're getting in comparison to other similarly priced hardware.

~~~~~~

GTX 760 2GB - $188.40 With Promo Code HSYGSKS9

This particular third party port of this card is priced decently per it's performance, mainly cause newegg is doing a good promotion. Otherwise these cards are usually overpriced. Excellent performance, with it clearly outclassing the 270X

~~~~~~

R9-280 3GB - $181.10 With Promo Code PCAMDRDN9

This is your value if you want the utmost your budget allows for. A better option than the GTX 760 for several reasons, but my favorite being the progressive addition of 3GB VRAM making crossfire/multi-monitor options more viable in the future.

I have a 500W power supple and I am looking for the card that offers the best preformance for XP10 and FSX

sammy sung · Sep 24, 2014

Definitely the R9-280. It sits comfortably between a GTX 760 and a GTX 770 in performance, for a much better price than either per performance.

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