As anyone used one of these video cards for PSO2

[the_importer_]

I was thinking of replacing my video card in order to crank the settings of PSO2 on high.

I currently have this one http://tinyurl.com/n99ljfa which I paid used for $40. I can put all the settings on high except for Simple Drawing and Shadow effects which are at medium.

I was wondering if one of these 2 cards would allow me to set everything on high.

http://tinyurl.com/pc85xkm
http://tinyurl.com/neqzwvq

Please note that this is the only PC game I play. Also, I care more about personal experience than any benchmark sites you could list me.

Thank you

[Stealthcmc1974]

I can't speak for the 640, seeing as how I don't use one, but that 750 would definitely work. Probably the 640 as well. I currently use a 760.

This game is not super demanding so you don't nee anything extravagant. If this is the only game you play, your choices will be fine.

I'm just curious, what are the rest of your specs for your PC?

[pkemr4]

>tinyurl

[the_importer_]

I can't speak for the 640, seeing as how I don't use one, but that 750 would definitely work. Probably the 640 as well. I currently use a 760.

This game is not super demanding so you don't nee anything extravagant. If this is the only game you play, your choices will be fine.

I'm just curious, what are the rest of your specs for your PC?

It's a brand new PC I built this month. i3 3.5GHz, 8GB of RAM ASUS Mini-ITX board and case.

Getting back to your card, are you able to crank all the settings on high?

>tinyurl

I think you messed up your link.

[Stealthcmc1974]

It's a brand new PC I built this month. i3 3.5GHz, 8GB of RAM ASUS Mini-ITX board and case.

Getting back to your card, are you able to crank all the settings on high?

Short answer: Yes

Long Answer: I'm able to crank settings up to very high for Assassin's Creed 4, which is way more demanding than this game. I'd consider my card overkill if PSO2 is all you play. But my 760 lets me max most games at 1080p, so I won't complain.

Like I said, the cards you picked should be just what you need for high. Same goes for the rest of the PC based on those specs.

[the_importer_]

Short answer: Yes

Long Answer: I'm able to crank settings up to very high for Assassin's Creed 4, which is way more demanding than this game. I'd consider my card overkill if PSO2 is all you play. But my 760 lets me max most games at 1080p, so I won't complain.

Like I said, the cards you picked should be just what you need for high. Same goes for the rest of the PC based on those specs.

Thanks for clearing this up. Here's a pick of that new media PC BTW:

[Sizustar]

You can set it to high with the default setting.
But using Nviia inspector setting or Sweet FX, is probabely not going to happen.

[the_importer_]

You can set it to high with the default setting.
But using Nviia inspector setting or Sweet FX, is probabely not going to happen.

Sorry, I'm not knowledgeable enough with PC gaming to understand what you mean.

[Idolon]

Sorry, I'm not knowledgeable enough with PC gaming to understand what you mean.

You'll be able to turn all the game's settings up, but it probably won't be able to handle using a 3rd party tool (such as Nvidia inspector or Sweet FX) to add effects that weren't already part of the game.

I use a 750 Ti, and it can handle everything turned all the way up at 1920x1200, but the framerate isn't stable at that point, so I've turned a few settings down.

[the_importer_]

You'll be able to turn all the game's settings up, but it probably won't be able to handle using a 3rd party tool (such as Nvidia inspector or Sweet FX) to add effects that weren't already part of the game.

I use a 750 Ti, and it can handle everything turned all the way up at 1920x1200, but the framerate isn't stable at that point, so I've turned a few settings down.

I guess there must be a hell of a difference between the 750 and 760 if Stealthcmc1974 can run the game on high smoothly.