How much of an upgrade would it be if I replace this with a GTX

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2015-12-31 20:03:23 Post No. 21808
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Anonymous 2015-12-31 20:03:23 Post No. 21808 [Report]

How much of an upgrade would it be if I replace this with a GTX 750ti
please respond I never get replies

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Anonymous 2015-12-31 20:03:57 Post No.21810
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>>21808
moar info

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Anonymous 2015-12-31 20:08:11 Post No.21818
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>>21808
Bump
I'd appreciate any help since the faggots on /g/ didn't even know what GDDR5 was (they thought it was some ad on prebuilt computers to make the card sound 'cooler')

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Anonymous 2015-12-31 20:11:03 Post No.21822
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>>21808
bump

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Anonymous 2015-12-31 20:24:34 Post No.21836
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Anonymous 2015-12-31 20:24:34 Post No.21836 [Report]

>>21808
BUMP
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Anonymous 2015-12-31 21:30:10 Post No.21895
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>>21818
TBF, it is.

DRAM is just DRAM; there's no reason graphics card ram should have a bigger number than computer ram when it's made the same way in the same place by the same people.

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Anonymous 2016-01-01 00:08:03 Post No.22015
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>>21808
>GTX 750ti
Not a whole a lot of a difference just depends on what your gonna be using the GPU for that GPU is a small upgrade compared to upgrading to some thing like a R9 390X
Also depends on your monitor if your monitor is 5ms response time or higher that can be bad on FPS when playing games.