GTX 660 non ti for 720p gaming

[czechkozen]

is Asus GTX 660 non ti enough for 720p gaming? i want everything set in ultra settings.? is there a big difference in FPS when playing at different resolution like 1080p and 720p?

 

[wh3resmycar]

is Asus GTX 660 non ti enough for 720p gaming? i want everything set in ultra settings.? is there a big difference in FPS when playing at different resolution like 1080p and 720p?

there's a humongous difference in FPS yes. but i believe even at 1080p, a gtx660 will do well against modern games. and there's a massive visual difference between 720p and 1080p if you'll be playing close to your display.

 

[czechkozen]

so this means if i play at 1080p my FPS will be a little lower compared to 720p.? and if i play at 720p my FPS will be higher.? sorry for the noob question XD

 

[spawnkiller]

Yeah the 660 non-ti is still a beast compare to 650ti or 7770 so you'll be able to play no problem to all games with high to maxed out detail at 720p and high at 1080p (high at 1080p looks a lot better than 720p maxed out...)

720P = 921 600 pixels on the screen when 1080p = 2 073 600 pixels... More than the double so expect about half the FPS at 1080p over 720p unless you we're CPU limited at 720p (less resolution tends to stress more the CPU and the inverse is real too...)

Half the FPS is still playable as the standard for gaming fluidity is only about 30-40FPS so if you get more, you're ok to play and 1080p look awesome comparing it to 720p... you'll never go back when you'll start playing at 1080p...