Choosing graphics card for motherboard

[dhillan96]

Will Asus Nvidia GeForce GTX 750 Ti Graphics Card fit onto the H81-S2h motherboard and is it worth buying now?

 

[pete_101]

Yes it would. What CPU do you have?

 

[dhillan96]

Yes it would. What CPU do you have?

I have a i5 4460 processor

 

[pete_101]

Also the Asus version of the 750Ti probably requires a 6 pin PCIe power lead from your PSU, so what PSU is in your computer?

 

[ak47jar3d]

Yes, it will work on the motherboard since that motherbaord supports pcie 16x cards. At $120, 750 ti is very good for the money. It does have some competition with the 265, 260x and newly released 950, but non are faster at the price point as 265 and 950 are better but cost more.

 

[pete_101]

Yes it would. What CPU do you have?

I have a i5 4460 processor

Ok, no problems at all there.

 

[dhillan96]

Also the Asus version of the 750Ti probably requires a 6 pin PCIe power lead from your PSU, so what PSU is in your computer?

600W Corsair PSU

Does this power supply have a 6 pin connector

 

[pete_101]

Also the Asus version of the 750Ti probably requires a 6 pin PCIe power lead from your PSU, so what PSU is in your computer?

600W Corsair PSU

There are different quality Corsair PSU out there, but at 600W it really doesn't matter as it's way more than you'll need for a 750Ti. Also I'm sure it will have a 6 pin PCIe plug, so you would have no issues at all with that card.
You asked if it's worth buying, that depends on what you are doing with it. For 1080p gaming on medium settings it's a good card. If you want more performance (your CPU could handle a lot more), then maybe a better card would be required, but that's up to you.

 

[dhillan96]

Also the Asus version of the 750Ti probably requires a 6 pin PCIe power lead from your PSU, so what PSU is in your computer?

600W Corsair PSU

There are different quality Corsair PSU out there, but at 600W it really doesn't matter as it's way more than you'll need for a 750Ti. Also I'm sure it will have a 6 pin PCIe plug, so you would have no issues at all with that card.
You asked if it's worth buying, that depends on what you are doing with it. For 1080p gaming on medium settings it's a good card. If you want more performance (your CPU could handle a lot more), then maybe a better card would be required, but that's up to you.

Would be suitable for CAD and games such as fallout 4

 

[pete_101]

Would be suitable for CAD and games such as fallout 4

As long as you're happy playing on medium settings and not ultra, then yes it would be suitable.