Adding A GeForce GTX 750 Ti To An OEM PC

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Gameguru Mania News - Feb,20 2014 -

Adding A GeForce GTX 750 Ti To An OEM PC - tech
(hx) 07:27 AM CET - Feb,20 2014 - Post a comment / read (3)
PC Perspective decided to add a GeForce GTX 750 Ti to a handful of budget OEM computers just to see what would happen.

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Apathy Curve

(06:41 PM CET - Feb,20 2014 )

Interesting test results. That's why I never buy top tier (or even second tier) CPUs. Anyone building a system today using a core i7 is a sucker. The i5-4670 is far above what any current game can stretch. Get a -K variant if you want to overclock it, and put your money in a good-but-not-top-end graphics card. My current build is a 4670 with a GTX760 and it will absolutely bury any game today in 52xx X 1080, because on 60hz monitors, anything over 60FPS is just e-peening.

Tom	(04:37 PM CET - Feb,21 2014 )
i5 2500K, 8gb, Nvida 560 GTX OC. No upgrades in years and still rocking along with any game. You either know how to buy hardware or you don't.

-=WolverinE=-	(08:45 AM CET - Feb,23 2014 )
Tom> i5 2500K, 8gb, Nvida 560 GTX OC. No upgrades in years and still rocking along with any game. You either know how to buy hardware or you don't. I have the same setup myself, but an upgrade will be required for The Witcher 3.