GTX 750TI - Counter Strike 2

[@carotte9581]

Crazy how I used to dream about this card when I was younger, now, it's another obsolete piece of hardware.

[@DailyInternetFacts-y1g]

im still rocking a 750 Ti not sure what version you have im using the Windforce OC with an i5 3470 and im seeing almost the same FPS!

[@Ჽweden]

More fps than my 2060 :(

[@DrimpularBenchmarks]

its okay man

[@revilon9843]

ive been using this exact card for many years now, in cs2 i barely get half your fps lol

[@imabgharbi7259]

what cpu do u have man ??

[@NotNotFloofy]

unfortunitely not accurate of average because of 12400F :(

[@polsha115]

what do you mean, the gpu is clearly the bottleneck here

[@DrimpularBenchmarks]

Hey, Just to clear some thing up, a benchmark is showing the maximum performance of a card without bottlenecking it in any way to see how it performs in games without any external factors, the 12400f is powerful enough to not bottleneck the 750ti, if we used anything much weaker, the gpu benchmark wouldn't be accurate.

[@NotNotFloofy]

@@polsha115 Hey, I hope this replies to the both of you guys but, the gpu actually gets more fps just because the cpu is way above its league, so if you put in something even more powerful like a r7 7800x3d it would still gain more frames even though the gpu stayed the same, its being assisted by the cpu architecture at that point

[@MarianPV20]

@@NotNotFloofy true

[@game-tea]

​@@NotNotFloofyyeah, but if you don't use Nvidia Reflex (and I'm not sure if the drivers for the 750ti support that), having the cpu be significantly faster can have very negative impacts on frametimes and overall render latency