Hey guys,
so I am looking to upgrade my GPU.
Let me use an example, when I run a test on
Can You RUN It | Can I run that game | Game system requirements
For Battlefield 4. it suggest recommended as a video card upgrade, that's the only thing I fail on for "Recommended". I know it's a powerful game and I don't plan on playing it but I enjoy using it as a goal point.
It's the only thing I fall just short on for Recommended.
See this screenshot for my Card model number and what it suggests > http://puu.sh/bIt5Y/7b47c977d6.png
So it suggests at least 3GB of dedicated Video memory right? Mine is DDR3 and I am assuming they are talking 3GB+ of DDR3, as when I click "Upgrade" it goes to amazon with a search definition of DDR3 3gb+.
My question is, would this card be suitable?
Asus GTX 750 Ti OC 2GB GDDR5 Dual DVI HDMI PCI-E Graphics card - Ebuyer
Obviously that's only 2GB, but I am not TOO familiar on the difference gap between DDR3 and GDDR5.
Any advice would be awesome.
so I am looking to upgrade my GPU.
Let me use an example, when I run a test on
Can You RUN It | Can I run that game | Game system requirements
For Battlefield 4. it suggest recommended as a video card upgrade, that's the only thing I fail on for "Recommended". I know it's a powerful game and I don't plan on playing it but I enjoy using it as a goal point.
It's the only thing I fall just short on for Recommended.
See this screenshot for my Card model number and what it suggests > http://puu.sh/bIt5Y/7b47c977d6.png
So it suggests at least 3GB of dedicated Video memory right? Mine is DDR3 and I am assuming they are talking 3GB+ of DDR3, as when I click "Upgrade" it goes to amazon with a search definition of DDR3 3gb+.
My question is, would this card be suitable?
Asus GTX 750 Ti OC 2GB GDDR5 Dual DVI HDMI PCI-E Graphics card - Ebuyer
Obviously that's only 2GB, but I am not TOO familiar on the difference gap between DDR3 and GDDR5.
Any advice would be awesome.