Will a Asus Geforce GTX 750 Ti 2GB DDR5 Be able to run dayz?

[MrZomaqwert]

Hello,

I'm just wondering if a Asus Geforce GTX 750 Ti 2GB DDR would be able to run Dayz Mod or standalone on 720p medium quality around 50 fps.

Other Specs:
AMD A4-7300 3.7GHZ Dual Core
4GB 1600MHz DDR3 RAM
500GB SATA3 Hard Drive


Thanks, as i am going to by myself a new computer. I also dont mind if i have to drop the quality a bit.
If not could you tell me a good budget build that could.

 

[SproutSchon]

It is barely above the recommended specs (CPU, GPU and RAM) so you should be able to run at your expected resolution/quality.

 

[MrZomaqwert]

Thanks a heap 😀

 

[SproutSchon]

Sure no problem.

Oh wait you are building this PC, I thought you already have it.

What is your budget and where are ordering from? Maybe there is something better doable especially regarding future upgrade (I am thinking about that CPU).

 

[MrZomaqwert]

Sure no problem.

Oh wait you are building this PC, I thought you already have it.

What is your budget and where are ordering from? Maybe there is something better doable especially regarding future upgrade (I am thinking about that CPU).

I am buying from a store (it ware house Australia) and buying a $500 box and adding a Graphics card.
The Pc Build is Here http://www.itwarehouse.com.au/print/38531, the last time i bought from online the pieces didn't arrive on time ( Two months later) and were damaged and unusable. So I am choosing a local business to buy from this time. My budget is $1,000 (Australian dollar) I will buy online but prefer local where i know the pieces work.

I am planing for this to be like a "Steam Box" as i am going to hook it up to my TV and play with a wireless keyboard and mouse.

 

[SproutSchon]

Ok, I don't really know the prices in the Australian market (and it is pretty expensive from what I have heard).

Upgrades you should consider by order of importance to increase your gaming experience:
- 8GB total RAM (I will strongly recommend this one).
- Better CPU.
- Better GPU (you can change that in the long run).

Also be informed that the PSU is bit small wattage wise to drive any GPU, especially higher-end (it should be more fine for your 750Ti though, very low power GPU).

 

[MrZomaqwert]

Amusing you are from America $1 = $1.19, ($1,19 being Australian), but there is no manufactures in Australia so it also costs more to get them shipped etc.

For the CPU i was thinking a AMD FX 6300?

The RAM i'm not to fussy i might have a 8 gb RAM stick lying around somewhere if not i will just go with another 4GB 1600MHz DDR3 RAM.

Or would I be better of getting http://www.itwarehouse.com.au/print/39306 which has a better CPU, more RAM, a 500w power supply and more room for all my games as it is has a 1tb hard drive. I will be adding a much better GPU to that build.

My Final options is to buy the parts separate and build from scratch, I don't mind building from scratch i just hate having to install all the drivers.

 

[SproutSchon]

I am from France actually but we also have a weird conversion system for parts where 1€ = 1$ roughly. 😀

So what is your total budget? 900$ + whatever for the GPU?
For that money you can build something much better (+ building it is so much fun and rewarding, ok subjective).
Look at this website: http://www.logicalincrements.com/ they do have australian prices.

Consider great to superb config in that price range, the in-game performance will be so much better (your second pre-built + 750Ti would be in the fair range).
I would advise going with an intel CPU (much better upgrade path and much better performance today if you go for an i5).

 

[MrZomaqwert]

Thanks,
Sorry for the late reply.
I reckon I can get some of those parts cheaper and I will look for discounts.
I am going for a superb with a SSD.

 

[SproutSchon]

That's a great pick.
Enjoy your build!