GTX 750 ti 720p gaming 2017

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My question is can I still get a playable FPS in modern title games at 720p resolution?
Game I wanted to play is Battlefield 1, Battlefield 4, gta V ... etc..

And what are the FPS that I will receive..?
Here are my spec:

Palit GTX 750 ti Stormx Dual 2gb Gddr5
AMD Phenom ii x4 b45 (unlocked from amd athlon ii x3 455 with OC 3.4ghz)
8gb ddr3 1800mhz ram
Windows 10 PRO

 
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The GTX 750ti will have no problem with anything at 720p, however your processor is going to drag tremendously on modern games. You will definitely not be able to play Battlefield 1, and most of the others while they will run, will likely run very poorly if at all.
 
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Not much on BF1 but BF4 is similar. In BF4 high detail 1366x768 (a step above 720p), you can expect around 80 FPS and medium in the same resolution gets you over 115 FPS. Drop it to 720p, and you can squeeze a few more FPS out of it. Based on the CPU you are using, though, your framerate might drop during multiplayer. But, you should still get a steady 60 FPS at least. GTA V should be about the same, it is a well optimized game and I've seen people getting really good performance on similar setups on youtube. You might even be able to play GTA V in 1080p with high-ish settings and get like 35 or 40 FPS. With a better CPU, that might be over 50 FPS.
 
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https://www.reddit.com/r/pcgaming/comments/3317ud/gta_vs_performance_on_a_750_ti_and_an_i34160/

fist comment is a guy that has simmeler build to you getting 40-50 fps on gta 5 ....


so yeah should work might need to lower settings but 40-50 fps is way okay.
 
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Incorrect, the Phenom II X6 is a significantly different and faster processor. Which is what that guy says he has
 
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OBJECTION ! yes it is a hex core but clock speed of the Athlon II X4 is higher and as most games will not use 4 coers anyways hex is a wast I would say these to cpu are rather very close and should provide about the same power for the video card being used.
 
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I'll object right back. Clockspeed isn't everything. As well most new games DO use all the cores it can especially BF1 which is known for bringing even fast processors to their knees. Hes asking about modern gaming, while single core performance is important, multi core is where gaming has been going for a while recently.

Look at the benchmarks, your assertion is incorrect.

http://cpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/AMD-Phenom-II-X6-1100T-vs-AMD-Phenom-II-X4-B45/2004vsm4111
 
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Sorry exactly my cpu unlocked to AMD Phenom ii x4 b45 instead of Athlon ii.. I already correct it.

 
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