For GTA V on a GTX750TI, adjust the graphics settings accordingly.
For GTA V on a GTX750TI, adjust the graphics settings accordingly.
It's the EVGA model, and I've had some issues with it. My system has a 5820k CPU, which shouldn't be a problem.
It's a more powerful variant compared to my usual setup, with a stronger CPU. Just make sure it runs lower than you expect and everything works fine.
Population diversity and density have minimal impact on your FPS. I own a 750 Ti and have pushed it quite high (refer to the signature). I strongly suggest you try the same, as the 750 Ti gains a lot from overclocking. For GTA V, I use all high settings: population density, variety, and distance at 100%, grass quality at a very high level, shadow and texture quality also maximized, soft shadows are the softest, FXAA is enabled, high detail streaming works well while flying, and everything runs smoothly at 1080p. As mentioned, all other parameters are set to their maximum. I consistently achieve around 60 FPS, but performance drops to 62-54 FPS when I turn off V sync. Walking into a dense forest causes the drop to about 45 FPS. See the specs in the signature for details.
You possess a more efficient chipset. My GTX 750 operates without any external power connections—no 4, 8, or 6 pins available. This is due to MSI’s design decisions, which left it with power limitations. The system runs smoothly for about seven seconds before any instability appears. Once that point is reached, it drops to around nine frames per second, and beyond that, it becomes nearly impossible to maintain stable performance until the hardware fails completely.
The EVGA SC card lacks external power support, and the i5-4570 offers significant performance improvements over the FX-6300.