Performance of a GTX 760 1.5GB?

[HarrisPak]

I'm buying a pre-built HP PC with
i7 4770 3.2Ghz
16 GB DDR3 RAM
GTX 760 1.5GB OEM
what kind of performance can I expect from this card in games like battlefield 4,COD:advanced warfare,far cry 4 etc. Im not a graphics freak, medium to high settings with no AA at 1080p will be fine for me. I couldn't find any benchmarks for this card.
Or should I leave the whole rig and look for one with a GTX 760 or 770?
and please don't tell me to make my own rig. where I live, assembling a PC is actually MORE expensive than buying one. Strange,eh?

 

[RobCrezz]

the minimum requirements for the new assasins creed game is a r9 280x /7970 and at least 2 gigs of ram. this is the new trend. I would hold out for a 7950/7970 at least.

I just do not like recommending going to many generations back in tech

is there any chance you could sell that gpu then by another used gpu instead.

I would man, but as I said before, PC components by themselves are expensive in my country
the gigabyte G1 GTX 970 is listed on amazon for $370, in my country and currency its almost $540
i'm not willing to change my Gpu unless it is absolutely necessary for gaming at 1080p on med to high settings, is it?

Exactly why its a good option to try it.

I used an almost identical GPU for a while (a 660 oem, which is pretty much exactly the same), and found it really good to be honest. Plus they overclock brilliantly as the stock clocks are so low!

 

[HarrisPak]

the minimum requirements for the new assasins creed game is a r9 280x /7970 and at least 2 gigs of ram. this is the new trend. I would hold out for a 7950/7970 at least.

I just do not like recommending going to many generations back in tech

is there any chance you could sell that gpu then by another used gpu instead.

I would man, but as I said before, PC components by themselves are expensive in my country
the gigabyte G1 GTX 970 is listed on amazon for $370, in my country and currency its almost $540
i'm not willing to change my Gpu unless it is absolutely necessary for gaming at 1080p on med to high settings, is it?

Exactly why its a good option to try it.

I used an almost identical GPU for a while (a 660 oem, which is pretty much exactly the same), and found it really good to be honest. Plus they overclock brilliantly as the stock clocks are so low!

when did you have it? can you tell me exactly how good it was at 1080p?

 

[RobCrezz]

the minimum requirements for the new assasins creed game is a r9 280x /7970 and at least 2 gigs of ram. this is the new trend. I would hold out for a 7950/7970 at least.

I just do not like recommending going to many generations back in tech

is there any chance you could sell that gpu then by another used gpu instead.

I would man, but as I said before, PC components by themselves are expensive in my country
the gigabyte G1 GTX 970 is listed on amazon for $370, in my country and currency its almost $540
i'm not willing to change my Gpu unless it is absolutely necessary for gaming at 1080p on med to high settings, is it?

Exactly why its a good option to try it.

I used an almost identical GPU for a while (a 660 oem, which is pretty much exactly the same), and found it really good to be honest. Plus they overclock brilliantly as the stock clocks are so low!

when did you have it? can you tell me exactly how good it was at 1080p?

I still have it in my HTPC. Its pretty good at 1080p, played Skyrim, Grid 2, Eldar scrolls online very well.

Ill have to try COD:AW on that pc, but my htpc has a first gen i3 and think it may struggle.

 

[RobCrezz]

Just tried it on Advanced warfare and plays it fine at 1080p using geforce experience settings. Only time it leaves the 90fps cap is when the little i3 cant keep up and is maxing out on all 4 threads - looks like i need to pick up a first gen i5/i7 to go in.