Author Topic: Need parts for computer with 300 dollars  (Read 5349 times)

And why should we listen to you? Lmfao

the same could be said for yourself, you realize this?

instead of being a conceited prick why don't you point out a logical error with my statement.

so i assume a i5-4430 and gtx 750 ti will be good? maybe i should get a 660 later.

so i assume a i5-4430 and gtx 750 ti will be good? maybe i should get a 660 later.

660 is a generation behind. If you want to push your machine to the next level, its best to save up your money and get a REALLY REALLY good GPU to leave upgradability to 4K eventually. Say, the GTX 780 Ti, which is a $700 card. Why such a loving expensive card? ..Because the CPU isnt nearly as important as the GPU for gaming, which is why for a truly great machine you pretty much need to dump half your budget on the GPU. I am serious about this. In this case for now, 300/2 = $150. a 750 Ti. You'd need an adequate PSU to run better GPUs, but that might only set you back $100 if you choose the right PSU, maybe even less.

And I do mean really really good; preferably getting a larger resolution monitor with that.

Though, you should wait, because the 800 series is around the corner.

my monitor is 1600x900

my monitor is 1600x900

For now, even a 750 Ti can break records for FPS speeds with most games.

For now, even a 750 Ti can break records for FPS speeds with most games.

I noticed that the 660 surpasses the 750 ti

I noticed that the 660 surpasses the 750 ti

That is a step backwards in technology and is not something you want.

Why is everyone suggesting the 600 series? Leave it alone. If you want to upgrade the GPU later get a GTX 760 or later.

That is a step backwards in technology and is not something you want.

Why is everyone suggesting the 600 series? Leave it alone.

I'm just looking at benchmarks here.

That is a step backwards in technology and is not something you want.

Why is everyone suggesting the 600 series? Leave it alone. If you want to upgrade the GPU later get a GTX 760 or later.
Big deal. They both have exactly the same feature set (bar for Shadowplay, but I doubt he'll be using that), and if the 660 is faster than and can be had for the same money as the 750ti it's a better choice.

Big deal. They both have exactly the same feature set (bar for Shadowplay, but I doubt he'll be using that), and if the 660 is faster than and can be had for the same money as the 750ti it's a better choice.

Yes and the wooden club is certainly a step up from your fist.

Sorry, I just can't see why Nvidia is incentivizing people to downgrade a generation of technology. His 750 Ti is way overkill, even for his 900p screen.. and I presume in a few months I'll start disliking the 700 series, as badass of a card the 750 Ti is for its generation.
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