750 ti with 4770k?
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You should be able to play BF4 on high @ 60 FPS. (If you have 8 gigs of RAM.If you have 4 however,then you will be able to play it on minimum 😛)
If you don't do video editing,then get an i5 4690K.i7 is useful when video editing,while the performance increase in gaming over the i5 4690K isn't big,maybe like 5%.
You can get a much,much more powerful GPU to pair it with your CPU.
But if you're on a tight budget,then the 750 Ti will do just fine.
If you don't do video editing,then get an i5 4690K.i7 is useful when video editing,while the performance increase in gaming over the i5 4690K isn't big,maybe like 5%.
You can get a much,much more powerful GPU to pair it with your CPU.
But if you're on a tight budget,then the 750 Ti will do just fine.
LukaBoki :
You should be able to play BF4 on high @ 60 FPS. (If you have 8 gigs of RAM.If you have 4 however,then you will be able to play it on minimum 😛)
If you don't do video editing,then get an i5 4690K.i7 is useful when video editing,while the performance increase in gaming over the i5 4690K isn't big,maybe like 5%.
You can get a much,much more powerful GPU to pair it with your CPU.
But if you're on a tight budget,then the 750 Ti will do just fine.
If you don't do video editing,then get an i5 4690K.i7 is useful when video editing,while the performance increase in gaming over the i5 4690K isn't big,maybe like 5%.
You can get a much,much more powerful GPU to pair it with your CPU.
But if you're on a tight budget,then the 750 Ti will do just fine.
or should i wait for broadwell i5 ?
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curtogoli :
LukaBoki :
You should be able to play BF4 on high @ 60 FPS. (If you have 8 gigs of RAM.If you have 4 however,then you will be able to play it on minimum 😛)
If you don't do video editing,then get an i5 4690K.i7 is useful when video editing,while the performance increase in gaming over the i5 4690K isn't big,maybe like 5%.
You can get a much,much more powerful GPU to pair it with your CPU.
But if you're on a tight budget,then the 750 Ti will do just fine.
If you don't do video editing,then get an i5 4690K.i7 is useful when video editing,while the performance increase in gaming over the i5 4690K isn't big,maybe like 5%.
You can get a much,much more powerful GPU to pair it with your CPU.
But if you're on a tight budget,then the 750 Ti will do just fine.
or should i wait for broadwell i5 ?
No.
Get the i5 4690K and you should be good to go.You can play BF4 with the 750 Ti and 8 gigs of RAM at high @ 50-60 FPS.
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a little advice for you buddy
for gaming you dont need i7
go with athlon x4 760k or fx6300
if you are using entry card for i5 vs x4 760k/fx6300= you cant almost see the difference
if you are using high end card for i5 vs x4 760k/fx6300= you will see a big difference
save your proc's budget and invest for a enthusiast card
for gaming you dont need i7
go with athlon x4 760k or fx6300
if you are using entry card for i5 vs x4 760k/fx6300= you cant almost see the difference
if you are using high end card for i5 vs x4 760k/fx6300= you will see a big difference
save your proc's budget and invest for a enthusiast card
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Look at some actual tests!
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/geforce-gtx-750-ti-review,3750-2.html
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/geforce-gtx-750-ti-review,3750-2.html
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