Could I run Battlefield 4 on this?

[twag09]

Hello I currently have a HP p7-1267c desktop computer and I am looking to upgrade the GPU because it came with integrated graphics which I have found out is terrible for gaming. I realized I will also need to upgrade the power supply as it comes with a 300w which not many decent or good GPUs could run on. Now the two questions I have are would the PSU I want fit in my computer and would the GPU I want be compatible/work correctly in it. Links below. Thanks for all the help.

PSU I am looking at: http://bhpho.to/1lYIiG2

GPU I am looking at: http://bit.ly/1yBaq7F

Here is a link to the specs on my PC I am looking to put these two parts into: http://bit.ly/1oMTncZ

EDIT: One link was broken, fixed it.

 

[LukaBoki]

Yes,you should be able to run BF4 in high settings @ 50+ FPS.
However,a Sapphire R7 265 would be a better choice than the 750 Ti.
Most people recommend the 750 Ti for the best budget card,but the R7 265 is better than the 750 Ti and isn't much more expensive than the 750 Ti.
What I'm saying is that you should look at the R7 265.
But you can run BF4 with the 750 Ti.
All the best. 😉

 

[twag09]

Yes,you should be able to run BF4 in high settings @ 50+ FPS.
However,a Sapphire R7 265 would be a better choice than the 750 Ti.
Most people recommend the 750 Ti for the best budget card,but the R7 265 is better than the 750 Ti and isn't much more expensive than the 750 Ti.
What I'm saying is that you should look at the R7 265.
But you can run BF4 with the 750 Ti.
All the best. 😉

All these parts would be compatible and fit with my PC as well? Thanks for the feedback!

 

[twag09]

Yes,you should be able to run BF4 in high settings @ 50+ FPS.
However,a Sapphire R7 265 would be a better choice than the 750 Ti.
Most people recommend the 750 Ti for the best budget card,but the R7 265 is better than the 750 Ti and isn't much more expensive than the 750 Ti.
What I'm saying is that you should look at the R7 265.
But you can run BF4 with the 750 Ti.
All the best. 😉

I took a look at the R7 265 and Im not sure if it would fit in my case. Also just wondering how much of a performance boost would I see with the R7 265 over the 750ti?

 

[LukaBoki]

Yes.If the 750 Ti can fit,so can the R7 265.
The PSU is great,also.EVGA makes great PSUs.
So get the R7 265 and that EVGA PSU and you will have a pretty good gaming PC.
Enjoy. 😉

 

[LukaBoki]

Performance increase between the R7 265 and the GTX 750 Ti isn't big really.
Maybe around 10% increase in favour of the R7 265. 😉

 

[twag09]

Performance increase betwee the R7 265 and the GTX 750 Ti isn't big really.
Maybe around 10% increase.

Thanks for all the feedback I actually have one last question. If you woudnt mind taking a look at the inside of my PC from the link I put I dont really know if either graphics card would fit because it looks like it would be a really tight fit because I have a mini motherboard. Thanks.

 

[LukaBoki]

No problem.Just wait a couple if mins.

 

[LukaBoki]

I really cannot find anywhere(when I say that,I mean that)what supported GPU length your case has.
The Gigabyte GeForce GTX 750 Ti is 204 mm,while the R7 265 is 228mm long.
What I would do is order the PC first and measure by yourself. If it can fit a 23 cm long card,then you can get whichever card you want.
All the best.

 

[twag09]

I really cannot find anywhere(when I say that,I mean that)what supported GPU length your case has.
The Gigabyte GeForce GTX 750 Ti is 204 mm,while the R7 265 is 228mm long.
What I would do is order the PC first and measure by yourself. If it can fit a 23 cm long card,then you can get whichever card you want.
All the best.

Alright well thanks for trying, and by the way I already own the PC just looking to upgrade the 2 components I listed above.

 

[LukaBoki]

Oh,sry bout that.I'm so tired and I have to help two other people with two different problems.But that's not your fault.
Well then measure if your case can fit a 23 cm long GPU.If it can,then definitely get the R7 265.If it can't however,then the 750 Ti will do just enough. 😉
Another quick tip:If you decide to go for the GTX 750 Ti,buy the one manufactured by Gigabyte.(Gigabyte GTX 750 Ti Windforce)
If you decide to go for the R7 265,buy the one manufactured by Sapphire. (Sapphire R7 265 Dual-X)
All the best.

 

[LukaBoki]

Also,get an XFX TS 550W PSU.It's a higher tiered PSU than the EVGA you were looking at AND it is a better quality one.

 

[twag09]

Also,get an XFX TS 550W PSU.It's a higher tiered PSU than the EVGA you were looking at AND it is a better quality one.

I actually decided I am going to get the Corsair CX600M, but thanks for the recommendation.

 

[twag09]

Oh,sry bout that.I'm so tired and I have to help two other people with two different problems.But that's not your fault.
Well then measure if your case can fit a 23 cm long GPU.If it can,then definitely get the R7 265.If it can't however,then the 750 Ti will do just enough. 😉
Another quick tip:If you decide to go for the GTX 750 Ti,buy the one manufactured by Gigabyte.(Gigabyte GTX 750 Ti Windforce)
If you decide to go for the R7 265,buy the one manufactured by Sapphire. (Sapphire R7 265 Dual-X)
All the best.

I am not to familiar with measuring for a GPU so where should i measure from point A to point B to see if it is long to enough to fit the GPU? Thanks hope this question wasn't to confusing how I worded it. Basically im saying where do I start the measurement and where do I end it?