How much FPS should I be getting with a nVidia GTX 750 Ti?

Jerry2657

^^ how much FPS at 800x600 resolution with around 10+ people in the room?

adigagever92

I don't know I get 190 fps with msi gtx 1060 6gb oc

Which is very funny since I get 190 fps on my 2000$ desktop while I get 250 fps on my 250$ laptop...

GeneralZezo2

i using gtx 750 ti and my fps is +200 )

Jerry2657

GeneralZezo2 wrote: »

i using gtx 750 ti and my fps is +200 )

Really? All the time? I only get 120-150 when there are like 10+ people in the room. I only get 200 when there are a few players in the room.

New_Pro

Getting close to 200 on 950m, which is just a lil' weaker than 750 ti. Though on some maps and with a lot of players it goes down to 150-ish. On 1920x1080 it's mostly 100+. 3840 x 2160 barely playable at 30~ (though it's 1920 x 1080, but with windows 200% scaling).

I would recoment playing on higher resolution than 800 x 600 as I don't see much difference in game fluidity comparing 200 to 100.

Jerry2657

New_Pro wrote: »

Getting close to 200 on 950m, which is just a lil' weaker than 750 ti. Though on some maps and with a lot of players it goes down to 150-ish. On 1920x1080 it's mostly 100+. 3840 x 2160 barely playable at 30~ (though it's 1920 x 1080, but with windows 200% scaling).

I would recoment playing on higher resolution than 800 x 600 as I don't see much difference in game fluidity comparing 200 to 100.

How come I’m getting less FPS than you when I have a stronger GPU and play on a lower resolution than you???

AlwaysSnipin

I have an 650 and I get around 200+ fps so you should be getting the same or more on a 750ti. (Highly more.)

Jerry2657

So does anyone know why my GPU isn’t running CF at 200 FPS as it should be?

Golden173

I have 750ti low profile and yes 200+, maybe you should check other pc parts.

AlwaysSnipin

Jerry2657 wrote: »

So does anyone know why my GPU isn’t running CF at 200 FPS as it should be?

Maybe turn off Shadowplay?

]K[illa

1440x900 Resolution
Windows 7 SP1 64Bit
Intel Core2 Duo CPU E8400 @ 3.00Ghz
4GB Ram
NVIDIA GeForce GT 730
I run 200 fps solid, your graphics card isn't the only thing that matters.

Jerry2657

wrote:

K[illa;n6859552]1440x900 Resolution
Windows 7 SP1 64Bit
Intel Core2 Duo CPU E8400 @ 3.00Ghz
4GB Ram
NVIDIA GeForce GT 730
I run 200 fps solid, your graphics card isn't the only thing that matters.

Okay something is deffo wrong because all my pc components are better than yours yet I still get less FPS than you. I have an AMD A8-6600K amd 8GB RAM. Any ideas why my pc is running CF at such low FPS relatively?

[ks23]

Jerry2657 wrote: »

Really? All the time? I only get 120-150 when there are like 10+ people in the room. I only get 200 when there are a few players in the room.

I used to get about the same fps as you with my 750 at 1920x1080 resolution. But you'll never notice the difference though,unless you have a high refresh rate monitor that would allow you to actually see 120 fps or more. The difference between 120 and 200 fps is very small anyway.

Settings

CrossFire caps out at 200 fps no matter what since it's an old engine

Epic3

This more crossfire need fps high to can play

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Diggiee

even on a laptop i have 200 , this game needs no gpu

xLanceZz

I noticed that your CPU has an APU, which I think acts as an onboard graphics card. Maybe, just maybe your GTX 750ti is not detected, so this could mean that you have been gaming on the CPU and its APU all along.

New PC?

Jerry2657

xLanceZz wrote: »

I noticed that your CPU has an APU, which I think acts as an onboard graphics card. Maybe, just maybe your GTX 750ti is not detected, so this could mean that you have been gaming on the CPU and its APU all along.

New PC?

I don’t think so because I’ve connected my monitor directly to my 750 Ti.

xLanceZz

Jerry2657 wrote: »

I don’t think so because I’ve connected my monitor directly to my 750 Ti.

Just because you connected it doesn't mean it's detected.

Open Device Manager >> Open Control Panel, click "System and Security" and then click "Device Manager." Open the "Display Adapters" section and check if it says 750ti.

If not, then you haven't installed it.

If it says 750 ti then it could be for a lot of other reasons.

1) Are your drivers updated?

2) Did you get any of your components used, like PSU or GPU? Or did you get your PC PRE-BUILT?

3) Did you install the CPU stock cooler properly? Stock cooler should come with pre applied thermal paste and should work properly, unless it's a used cpu and the thermal paste has dried. Did you apply themal paste?

If that is the case, I advice you to download an application that monitors your CPU and GPU usage and temperature and ingame. ( Do this anyway as it could reveal more than that.)

4) What is your power supply? A cheap power supply may not be able to support your PC components, as a result the CPU and GPU could be struggling to receive their power, thus decreased performance.

5) Have you noticed the same drop in other games or it was the same all the time?

Question 4 is the most important. Not only will a cheap power supply fail to deliver the required performance, it could also fry your motherboard, and eventually your GPU and CPU will catch fire.

egypig

do not forget : crossfire is more CPU based than GPU

]K[illa

Jerry2657 wrote: »

Okay something is deffo wrong because all my pc components are better than yours yet I still get less FPS than you. I have an AMD A8-6600K amd 8GB RAM. Any ideas why my pc is running CF at such low FPS relatively?

well if you're using windows 10 i suggest you disable a lot of non needed stuff running in the background also disable some services running or just switch to windows 7 if you're win8/10

omar9100

Jerry2657 wrote: »

^^ how much FPS at 800x600 resolution with around 10+ people in the room?

Crossfire need fps 100+
To get good playing
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