Best Gaming Processor and Video Card for Gaming @ 1080p 60 FPS?

[Wheatthinswag]

What is the best processor and video card for gaming @ 1080p 60 FPS (Average; 45 Minimum) in games like Battlefield 4 & Fallout 4 @ setting presets Low, Medium, and High?

 

[rgd1101]

for all your other threads, look like you want to create a build, how about instead of doing 1 components at a time, give us your budgets and used?

 

[dudeman509]

High - i5-6400, GTX 970.
Medium - i3-4170, R9 380/GTX 960.
Low - Pretty much anything really.

 

[Wheatthinswag]

970 is overkill and I know that; a 750 ti would be more suited but I want to know what you guys thought...

 

[Wheatthinswag]

Budget is $500 and I have used none because I don't want to regret my choice of parts.

 

[dudeman509]

750ti would be low or medium.

60 FPS in high or ultra settings at 1080p, you need a 970.

 

[Wheatthinswag]

Please do research before you comment something stupid like that
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uu2nhnilQSs

 

[dudeman509]

I think an i3/960/380 would be a good compromise build for your budget.

 

[Wheatthinswag]

Stop with the 960/970; A good card doesn't have to start with 9 (Your proposing $200 GPU with a $100 CPU)

 

[dudeman509]

Stop with the 960/970; A good card doesn't have to start with 9 (Your proposing $200 GPU with a $100 CPU)

Ok fine, play your games with a 750ti. Have fun.

You said 60 FPS. To get 60 FPS, you need one of the cards I mentioned.

With an i7 behind said build, this is what you get with a 750ti.

Here's what you get from a 750ti in Fallout 4 (very, very bottom).

The 750ti is priced where it is for a reason. It's an old, low-powered card that is fine for making modern games playable...just barely.

 

[Wheatthinswag]

Ultra settings and it out performs console? It gets 60 @ Medium. Not only that but it doesn't fit my build's budget: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/pTfNrH

And there's nothing that I can cut out of it (Inb4 comment on SSD: http://pcpartpicker.com/part/seagate-internal-hard-drive-st1000dm003)

 

[dudeman509]

Tiny SSD, but ok. You should have mentioned from the beginning that you had $500 to work with for an entire build

I would suggest the 950 over the 750ti. Slightly better performance, same price point. Some decent rebates going on right now too.

I'll let you look for your own benchmarks of that vs the 750ti.

 

[Wheatthinswag]

Ok, I'll look into it
Also, just to add
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9yYDzh3EBPw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lom9147MdXY
*I said I had a $500 budget as my reply to the first person to reply

 

[rgd1101]

For a small budget, it not going to be perfect.
And don't need to call people stupid.

And youtube is the worst place for benchmark source.