It's a good card, but there are a few better choices for the money, all depends on how much you have to spend really.

_Skittle wrote It's a good card, but there are a few better choices for the money, all depends on how much you have to spend really.

what would you say is better for the price?

For around £100 you could get a R7 370, it is the same price as the 750 Ti and it outperforms it in pretty much every game. For around £125 you can get a GTX 950 which outperforms the 370 bit a bit, and for around £150 you can get a R9 380 which will outperform the 950 by a fair amount. If you were thinking of spending a bit more than £100, then I would go for the 380 rather than the 950, the extra ~£20 is definitely worth it but if not then I would get a 370.

_Skittle wrote For around £100 you could get a R7 370, it is the same price as the 750 Ti and it outperforms it in pretty much every game. For around £125 you can get a GTX 950 which outperforms the 370 bit a bit, and for around £150 you can get a R9 380 which will outperform the 950 by a fair amount. If you were thinking of spending a bit more than £100, then I would go for the 380 rather than the 950, the extra ~£20 is definitely worth it but if not then I would get a 370.

yh thats true my friend bough a 750ti last month and ended up upgrading to the 370 and he said it is a bit better

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750Ti and 370 are irrelevant. Going from your other thread, you have a $500 budget, so you can get something better than the 370.

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Worse PSU and stock cooler, but better GPU.

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Same GPU from the first rig, and same worse PSU from the second rig, but you get an SSD in there.