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the gt 730 cant effectively use 2g of vram
with settings that require more than that the games fps will tank below 10
if you need a 4g video card, get a gtx 970+ or r9 390+
also r7 240ddr5 = gt 730 ddr5
r7 250 = hd7750 = gt 650 = gt 740...
r7 260=gtx 750
r7 360=gtx 750ti
r7 370 =gtx 950
r9 380=gtx 960
these are what the cards are closely comparable to
and x version is 10-15% faster than non x ie r7 250x compared to r7 250.. r9 380x vs r9 380
But IF you can, a GTX 950 is a Bit better.
yep, though its a little better
But to compare older hardware; a 660 Ti 2GB was generally fine for 1080p gaming on a mix of high/very high (not ultra, but that depends on the game) in say BF3 or BF4.
Now a 750 Ti 2GB can not run nearly as good up against a 660 Ti, especially @ 1080p
But a GTX 950, blows both of those away, quite easily.
That necro though. And bragging about piracy since doesn't own the game, with Spacewar as their most recent game.
I noticed when buying my GT 430 ages ago, there was a similar situation. The GT 430 came in variants that had 128-bit or 64-bit bus widths, and they performed vastly differently. nVidia has been doing this forever on the lower end, where the same GPU has different bus widths or DDR types.