NVIDIA GTX 750 Ti & MSI GTX 750 Gaming Reviewccokeman - February 18, 2014
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NVIDIA GTX 750 Ti & MSI GTX 750 Gaming Testing:
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- Environment Quality = Very High
- Texture Quality = High
- Anti Aliasing Quality = 2x MSAA
- Shadow Quality = Soft Shadows High
- Reflection Quality = High
- Motion Blur = On
- Ambient Occlusion = HBAO+
- God Rays= On
- Volumetric Fog = On
Using high end settings I still see FPS results of around 24 to 25FPS from each of the GTX 750 variants. Dropping the settings down slightly gets you to 30FPS.
While gameplay is not entirely smooth using the test settings, it is smooth enough to play if the action does not get too intense. Frame times variances for the two GTX 750 cards are around the 35 to 50 ms range, with a 15ms swing from highest to lowest.