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    msi gtx 750


    i have a msi gtx 750.

    is my msi gtx 750 oc edition or no ?
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    Hello Daniel this may answer somethings about what you are asking
    [HELP] Overclocking MSI GTX 750 Gaming | Overclockers Forums
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    is there any performance boost if i OC ? because when i did the oc i get around 2 ~ 4 fps increase is that good ? or nah ?

    or do i need to upgrade my gpu and cpu ? what do u suggest ?
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    Ok Daniel I am not really that good at graphical stuff apart from troubleshooting them and there folks in the forum who could help you much more than I with setting up cards like yours.

    However I think it mentioned in that linked article that there was a small % increase in performance OCing it - I could be wrong of course. I suppose it depends on what level you want to get to with graphical stuff.

    I might just ask for some help on this one anyway.
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    hmm okey...

    i saw this 1 post said it might be the time to upgrade to 9 or 10 Nvidia series gpu card...
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    Well I think you might be right Daniel as the one you have got I would use as a general use one.

    Anyway I have asked the others for some help on this and some of those folks are better qualified than I to advise you. So just hang on until you can get some clarification on exactly what you want. Bear in mind a larger GPU will need more power and it would be worth taking a look at the PSU you are using to see just what it can handle. to find that you can use this OuterVision Power Supply Calculator
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    ICIT2LOL said:
    Well I think you might be right Daniel as the one you have got I would use as a general use one.

    Anyway I have asked the others for some help on this and some of those folks are better qualified than I to advise you. So just hang on until you can get some clarification on exactly what you want. Bear in mind a larger GPU will need more power and it would be worth taking a look at the PSU you are using to see just what it can handle. to find that you can use this OuterVision Power Supply Calculator
    thanks for the help :) much appreciated.
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    Hey Daniel, your GPU seems to be this one based on your screen shot. N750 TF 2GD5/OC | MSI USA | Graphics card - The world leader in display performance That would be okay to OC as it should have adequate cooling. You do normally only gain 2-15fps though and it depends on whether a game is more GPU then CPU dependent.

    Malcolm
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    rvcjew said:
    Hey Daniel, your GPU seems to be this one based on your screen shot. N750 TF 2GD5/OC | MSI USA | Graphics card - The world leader in display performance That would be okay to OC as it should have adequate cooling. You do normally only gain 2-15fps though and it depends on whether a game is more GPU then CPU dependent.

    Malcolm
    thanks for the info, but what would u recommend a gpu for an upgrade from gtx 750 ?
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    Hi,
    MSI has it's own utility called msi afterburner which I personally use
    Afterburner | MSI Global

    It's pretty easy to use.
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