Hey yall, so I recently finished building my first PC, super excited because I absolutely love it. I installed a msi nvidia GTX 750Ti with 2gb vram.
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I saw just today by Gigabyte the GTX 750 Ti with 4Gb vram.
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It's $25 more including shipping, but I already have the 2Gb card installed. My question here is, should I return the msi and throw the extra $25(plus the ever painful waiting period, which is almost worse) Or run my 2gb card and upgrade to 4gb when it becomes truly necessary?
I have no problems with the card I'm currently running, but I feel like I missed out by only getting 2gb over 4. I check the recommended specs and some games will say 3 or more is recommended, is it that big of a deal? I initially went with 2gb because I was reading that it wouldn't be necessary to get 4, but those recommended specs are getting to me, I like to meet them. Sorry for the novel, just wanted to get my thoughts out there (also my first ever post!).
I want to thank yall collectively for all help, been lurking around these forums nonstop since I learned of this site, it's been so helpful.
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I saw just today by Gigabyte the GTX 750 Ti with 4Gb vram.
http://
It's $25 more including shipping, but I already have the 2Gb card installed. My question here is, should I return the msi and throw the extra $25(plus the ever painful waiting period, which is almost worse) Or run my 2gb card and upgrade to 4gb when it becomes truly necessary?
I have no problems with the card I'm currently running, but I feel like I missed out by only getting 2gb over 4. I check the recommended specs and some games will say 3 or more is recommended, is it that big of a deal? I initially went with 2gb because I was reading that it wouldn't be necessary to get 4, but those recommended specs are getting to me, I like to meet them. Sorry for the novel, just wanted to get my thoughts out there (also my first ever post!).
I want to thank yall collectively for all help, been lurking around these forums nonstop since I learned of this site, it's been so helpful.