Gtx 750 ti on Pentium g630

[harisbashir82]

Can my pc pentium g630 handle gtx 750ti
I have a psu of 300watts
And 10gb ddr3 ram
Can I play cod all series bf all series and fortnite on good graphics settings and good fps

 

[jacobweaver800]

Can my pc pentium g630 handle gtx 750ti
I have a psu of 300watts
And 10gb ddr3 ram
Can I play cod all series bf all series and fortnite on good graphics settings and good fps

It will work, you might be looking at a bit of a bottleneck, my main concern isn't the bottleneck though, most games won't even run without a CPU with at least 4 threads, your's has two. You might have to look into a faster CPU and a better rated PSU, something around 450w should be plenty.

 

[Barty1884]

65W CPU, 75W CPU.... a decent enough 300W unit should be sufficient to run the 750TI, yes.

The G630 is ~7 years old at this point, and was very much a budget/entry-level CPU at launch.
If this was a prebuilt of the era (2011-12), you may have a proprietary board that may not allow the full 75W through the PCIe slot to power the card and, in the worst case-scenario, may not be compatible with the GPU at all.

Fortnite's "minimum"' requirements is an i3 and "recommended" is an i5 - so multi-core/hyper-threading support is really important.

I'd expect Fortnite to be able to 'run' at some pretty good graphical settings, but it's likely to suffer from frequent stutters with the old Pentium.

COD should be playable - the older titles especially. The newer offerings would really benefit from HT or additional cores and, like Fortnite, I'd expect stuttering.

 

[delaro]

Can my pc pentium g630 handle gtx 750ti
I have a psu of 300watts
And 10gb ddr3 ram
Can I play cod all series bf all series and fortnite on good graphics settings and good fps

No not with either a G630 "7 year old dual core CPU" or 750ti "5 year old budget GPU".

Is this a OEM by the way? with a 300W power supply you have to look at only getting a version that isn't overclocked and needs additional power.

Something that can help and is fairly cheap, you need to know what your motherboard supports? Will it only run Sandybridge only "i5 2500/2500K/i7 2600/2600K" or will it also accept Ivybridge "i5 3470/3570/3570K/i7 3770/3770k"

i5 2500 or i5 3570 runs around $30-$60 used and should be considered as the lowest you want to go with today's games. If you have a none OEM motherboard that allows overclocking the K variants offer a better investment for a fairly low cost since with decent cooling than can hit 4.5ghz fairly easy.

 

[4745454b]

I agree with the others. You are talking about old, basic, were low end parts even when they were new 5+ years ago. They aren't going to run modern games well at all. Your GPU isn't bad and has a shot, but the CPU is super basic. It might load, it might even run, but expect frame drops and horrible game play if it loads at all.