Nvidia 750ti or 730 on an AMD ATHLON II x2 250
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Depends on games and resolution. It's possible to find games that just need a dual core like yours, but also can use every bit of videocard power you have if you want to run at 1080p with high settings. A 750 Ti wins in that case.
It's also possible you want to play games that need a much faster CPU than what you have. A 750 Ti won't do any better on a game like that than a GT 730.
It's also possible you want to play games that need a much faster CPU than what you have. A 750 Ti won't do any better on a game like that than a GT 730.
the thing is, I had an ati 7750 and it worked great until it broke a month ago.
I'm playing games from the last decade, I mean, Skyrim, dishonored, games from the 2013 and before. Im planing to build a whole new but not until the next year. Meanwhile I need something decent to work and game a bit with.
So it boils down to this question, Is there a significant difference between the 730 and the 750ti when I'm using that processor? I don't want to spend more money on it
I'm playing games from the last decade, I mean, Skyrim, dishonored, games from the 2013 and before. Im planing to build a whole new but not until the next year. Meanwhile I need something decent to work and game a bit with.
So it boils down to this question, Is there a significant difference between the 730 and the 750ti when I'm using that processor? I don't want to spend more money on it
- Jun 17, 2015
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i live near there and understand the costs, still d not buy a gtx 750 ti
stop talking about bottlenecking cpu, it is not the end of the world
nothing will get broken, nothing bad happens with a blottleneck
you just get lower than possible frames per second
when you change cpu you get more frames per second, that is all
you need to think in the future, a old slow card the next year will be more slow than now, next year when you upgrade, you will see you wasted money in a slow gpu
investments must be done wisely especially when resources are limited
stop talking about bottlenecking cpu, it is not the end of the world
nothing will get broken, nothing bad happens with a blottleneck
you just get lower than possible frames per second
when you change cpu you get more frames per second, that is all
you need to think in the future, a old slow card the next year will be more slow than now, next year when you upgrade, you will see you wasted money in a slow gpu
investments must be done wisely especially when resources are limited
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following that logic, you are ready to waste 80 dollars for a 750ti that is 3 years old?
haven't you ever considered on do what the rest of people do, upgrade gpu and then cpu
later other parts
a pc is never a finished device, is a platform that can grow with your needs
you don't have to start from scratch each couple years
alot of parts can be reused and build costs can be reduced this way
the phrase i will do another next year, i said it for 4 years and kept the same pc those 4 years and the next year never came, until i gave away the pc and forced myself to start from scratch
haven't you ever considered on do what the rest of people do, upgrade gpu and then cpu
later other parts
a pc is never a finished device, is a platform that can grow with your needs
you don't have to start from scratch each couple years
alot of parts can be reused and build costs can be reduced this way
the phrase i will do another next year, i said it for 4 years and kept the same pc those 4 years and the next year never came, until i gave away the pc and forced myself to start from scratch
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