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    Ultra budget gpu

    Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by Bmrm145, Feb 17, 2016.

  1. Bmrm145

    Bmrm145 Notebook Enthusiast

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    So i just bought a vamery 650 ti... its fake if you didnt know. im in the middle of getting my money back but at most all i can get back is $60 a 550 it costs 50-60 and will run fallout 4 minimum is there anything better for the price? What about $10 more? Thats about all i can do. And i was planning on used anyway probably ebay. Ps. This is just somthing to play fallout and a few other games on untill i can dig up $300 to get a better one. Im not looking at this at too long turn
     
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    This is a laptop forum, but see if you can get a 750 Ti for cheap on eBay. Well worth it and should be able to handle Fallout 4 at 1080p low-med details. It might cost about $70 or so, but well worth it. I wouldn't go any lower than a 750 Ti though.
     
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    sasuke256 Notebook Deity

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    750 Ti is the best low mid range gpu available for now so :)
     
    sasuke256, Feb 17, 2016
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    Bmrm145 Notebook Enthusiast

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    Ok thank you ill try to find one. Thx
     
    Bmrm145, Feb 17, 2016
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    angel_salam Notebook Enthusiast

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    Yes GTX750 TI is a good card for your budget, it overclocks very well.
    I have a GTX860M in my laptop ( basically a GTX750 TI GPU), and you can see in my signature my overclocks settings, I'm able to beat a GTX580 desktop and I'm between a GTX660 and GTX660 TI desktop performance.
    For AMD comparasion with that overclock you can get between R7 265 and R9 270 stock performance ( with some games faster than R9 270).

    BUT pay attention to the connectors of the GTX750 TI you are going to buy, most doesn't comes with a Displayport, other don't have HDMI but Mini HDMI, and there is no VGA ( yes some people still use VGA this days). So take a look at your monitor ports and do a quick check on the web to see which connectors the GTX 750 TI model you are about to buy uses.
     
    angel_salam, Feb 17, 2016
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