EVGA GeForce GTX 750 Ti FTW DVI-I/HDMI/Display Port GDDR5 Graphics Card with ACX Cooling 02G-P4-3757-KR

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Series	GeForce GTX750Ti 2GB GDDR5
Brand	EVGA
Graphics Coprocessor	Nvidia GeForce
Video Output Interface	1 x DVI-I, 1 x DisplayPort, 1 x HDMI
Chipset Brand	NVIDIA

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EVGA "ACX" Cooling Technology
Dimensions 9 x 1.5 x 4.4 inches
Base Clock: 1189 MHz / Boost Clock: 1268 MHz
Memory Clock: 5400 MHz Effective
CUDA Cores: 640
Memory Detail: 2048MB GDDR5
Memory Bit Width 128 Bit / Memory Speed: 0.4ns / Memory Bandwidth: 86.4 GB/s. Form Factor: Plug-in Card
Recommended PSU: 400W or greater power supply

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Style:GTX 750 Ti FTW

Step up to EVGA GeForce GTX gaming with the new GTX 750. Its powerful, ultra-efficient, next-gen architecture makes the GTX 750 the weapon of choice for serious gaming at an incredible value. GTX 750 and GTX 750 It cards give you the gaming horsepower to take on today's most demanding titles in full 1080p HD. They deliver 25% more performance than previous-generation cards and up to twice the power efficiency, thanks to the next generation NVIDIA Maxwell architecture. Plus, they come loaded with GeForce GTX gaming technologies like NVIDIA Game Stream, G-Sync and GeForce Experience. If you're looking for hyper-realistic gameplay, stunning visuals and exceptional value, this is your graphics card.

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Summary

Standing screen display size

9.5 Inches

Max Screen Resolution

4096 x 2160

RAM

2048 MB

Memory Speed

5400 MHz

Graphics Coprocessor

Nvidia GeForce

Chipset Brand

NVIDIA

Card Description

GeForce GTX 750 Ti

Graphics Card Ram Size

2 GB

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Brand

EVGA

Series

GeForce GTX750Ti 2GB GDDR5

Item model number

02G-P4-3757-KR

Item Weight

3 pounds

Product Dimensions

9 x 1.5 x 4.38 inches

Item Dimensions LxWxH

9 x 1.5 x 4.38 inches

Processor Count

Computer Memory Type

GDDR5

Voltage

12 Volts

Manufacturer

EVGA

ASIN

B00J0ISHMQ

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

Date First Available

February 18, 2014

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#1,196 in Computer Graphics Cards

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20A on the +12V rail 85W total power draw

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Inexpensive way to turn my Desktop PC into a Gaming PC

Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2016

Style: GTX 750TiVerified Purchase

I'm looking for graphic card upgrade to my Asus M32CD desktop computer. I want a card powerful enough to play most of today's video games, without spending hundreds of dollars on it. After much market research, I decided on this EVGA GeForce GTX 750 Ti graphic card .

There are three versions of the GTX 750 card available on the same Amazon product page: 'Ti FTW', 'Ti SC' and 'Ti'. Here are the differences:
- The 'Ti FTW' version consumes more power than the other two (80W vs. 60W). So instead of getting all its power from PCI bus, it requires extra power connection from the PC power supply box.
- 'Ti' and 'Ti SC' are essentially the same card, expect the latter is over-clocked from 1020MHz base clock to 1176MHz, or 15% higher.

I selected the 'Ti' version because it was a few dollars cheaper, and I don't care for the marginal improvement offered by the other two versions. What I did not realize at that time was that this card has no VGA port. Instead it comes with a 'DVI-I to VGA' adapter that you need to connect between the card and your monitor. It works well as long as you don't expect to use a DVI-I monitor and a VGI-monitor at the same time. Also, the adapter added extra depth to the back of your PC.

[Installation]
Installation is most straightforward… if you know what you are doing. Here are some simple steps to follow:
1. Shutdown the PC and unplug its AC power cord
2. Remove the side panel or entire case to expose the mother board
3. Locate the PCI-Express slot near the back panel (see my uploaded picture for example)
4. Remove the two metal pieces closest to the PCI-Express slot
5. Push the graphic card into the PCI-Express slot until it clicks
6. Close the case, connect monitor to one of the output ports on the card
7. Reconnect AC power cord and power up the PC

[Graphic Benchmark]
I ran the 3DMARK Sky Diver benchmark program to check the performance of my PC, both before and after the graphic card upgrade. See my uploaded screenshots for details

BEFORE:
- Overall rating=3228
- Graphics score=2959
- Physics score=6327
The above suggest that the GPU (Intel HD Graphic 530) is the bottleneck while the CPU (Intel Core i5 6400) is adequate.

AFTER:
- Overall rating=12703 (4x better)
- Graphics score=14775 (5x better)
- Physics score=6974 (almost unchanged)

[Gaming Performance]
Before the upgrade, my PC was able to handle most 3rd-person shooter games (such as League of Legends ) smoothly. But it struggles to keep up with newer 1st-person shooter games. For example, I tried the latest Blizzard game Overwatch and found it barely playable. The movement is jerky, with noticeable pixelation and aliasing effects. Good thing I'm ready to upgrade my graphic card.

After the upgrade, the difference is like night and day. Overwatch now runs perfectly smooth on my PC, even with everything turned to maximum resolution and details. But of course, smoother graphic does not help me to stay alive.

[Conclusion]
I’m very happy with my graphic card upgrade. For a relatively small investment, I have improved the gaming performance of my desktop PC by 4-5 times. I consider this approach much better than buying a new low-end Gaming PC.

[Update on July 4, 2016]
I also tested a low-end MSI GeForce GT 710 card in my computer, but its performance is much worse. The GT 710 scored just 2762 in 3DMARK Sky Diver, while the GTX 750 Ti scored 12703. I'm glad that I made the right decision going with the 750.

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Mark42Top Contributor: Cycling

Great game card. Better than a PS4.

Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2016

Style: GTX 750TiVerified Purchase

This is an amazing gaming card for the price. In fact, I bought two, one for my son and one for my nephew (both have birthdays the same week). But be aware, an i3 or preferably i5 processor chip is needed to feed the card at 100%, or it just lags along at about 20% of its capability. For example, the desktop had an intel G2030 cpu (dual core, 3Ghz max speed, no turbo mode). After installing the EVGA card, the G2030 was running 100% while running any video game, but the EVGA card was only running 20%. So the CPU was replaced with an intel i5-3470 cpu (3rd gen i5, quad core, 3.2Ghz, 3.6Ghz turbo mode max). Now the i5 CPU runs 50-70%, while the EVGA card is running at 100% (as it should) and the game action is amazing. No glitching, no freezing, great detail, and all games are run at max resolution, max textures, shading, reflections, etc smooth as silk using a HDMI connection at 1080p resolution.
By comparison, my son has the latest model PS4, and this EVGA video card blows away the PS4 for detail and realism in game play on the same 52" HDTV screen.
If you want to update a desktop with this EVGA game card, make sure your desktop has:
- I5 or better CPU (I bought two used I5-3470 off ebay for about $90 each, free shipping)
- 8GB memory
- 300 watt power supply (although you can get away with a 250 watt)
Additional fans may be needed to handle the heat from the EVGA card.
If the CPU is upgraded, be sure to upgrade the CPU heat sink and fan assembly or it can cook itself.
Note, this card is too tall to fit in low profile desk top computers. It fits the classic tower style PCs. If you need a low profile version of this nVidea, GeForce GTX 750TI card, MSI makes a low profile version. Same performance, same nVidea chips. I know, I put it in my own low profile desk top PC.
PS. I build and repair computers for a living.

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W. Cortes

Good card for the money except intallation SUCKS! See my notes to avoid frustration

Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2016

Style: GTX 750 Ti SCVerified Purchase

Improved Windows Exp score from 6.8 to 7.8. Opens a 100 meg Photoshop file in about 1 sec. Only problem was setup. Took all morning to get the drivers wrking. See below instrcuctions from NVidia rep before installling. Wish I had contatced NVidia first

Firstly, reboot the computer to safe mode with networking and download Display Driver Uninstaller from the below link. [...] -> Click on App Downloads on top and select DDU. -> Click on Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU) latest version. -> Click on “Click here for Info and Download”
-> Select Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU) Download & Support
-> Select the latest version from the Announcements.
-> Click on “Official Download Here” After the download, install it and follow the below steps.
-> Select the Graphics Driver as NVIDIA on top -> Click on Clean and Restart Once you download it. Run the tool and remove all the NVIDIA Files with the above steps and the computer will restart. Now the computer will restart again. Re-install the 364.72 from the below link with the same instructions and see if that works. [...]
a) Click on the link provided above.
b) Click on "Download". On the next page click "Agree and Download".
c) After the download has finished, install the file using custom installation.
d) Tick mark "Perform Clean Install" and go ahead with the installation process.
e) Restart the computer after finishing the installation

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Someone

I bought a mac min which did output 4K but the picture was a bit better but unbearable to use as a monitor

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 2, 2016

Style: GTX 750 Ti SCVerified Purchase

I do graphics, art and am a software engineer so I bought a Sony 4K 42" TV to use as monitor and get 4 x HD size and resolution. The picture appeared awful on my 5 yo PC and graphic card which could only handle 1920x1080. I bought a mac min which did output 4K but the picture was a bit better but unbearable to use as a monitor. I regretted buying the TV. I could not afford to upgrade my PC with HDMI 2 GC. I then found this and risked buying it for my old PC as it had PCIE 16x slot. when I installed it I died and went to heaven. the picture was breathtaking and perfect.
It is just a different world using this TV as monitor.

My old GC is huge and barely fit my PC with a mm to spare. I made noise and took 2 extra power source to work. This is so light and small. It was the easiest thing to install. It was well protected. All the exposed connection were covered with plastic. It has HDMI 2, DVI and also Display Port which will give me even a better picture and video quality if I could connect it to the TV but my TV does not have display port connection.

I highly recommend getting a 4K TV and this for your desktop if you do not have one and you will not regret it.

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biker747

Awesome card, even if you don't take its incredible value into consideration

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 21, 2016

Style: GTX 750 Ti SCVerified Purchase

Went from having all my games on 'low' graphics settings to having them all go to 'full' and the framerate is still better than it was before!
It's also a really small and quiet card, and doesn't require its own power supply, so if you're new to PC gaming then fitting it into your PC isn't daunting in the slightest. My computer's case is fairly small so I was a bit concerned it wouldn't fit, but it did, absolutely fine. As long as your case isn't absolutely tiny and you have a PCI-E slot on your motherboard which most modern PCs do (might be a good idea to check, just in case), you're done!

A word of warning though! This does come with an installation CD to install all the drivers: make sure you use it. I spent a while faffing about with my PC wondering why it wasn't detecting the card and trying to find a way to install the drivers. Turns out there's a CD in the box!

Honestly if you're interested in stepping into PC gaming cheaply or even just want to give your games a graphical boost I can't think of a better way to spend your money.

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Amazon Customer

Small and mighty graphics card!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 1, 2016

Style: GTX 750 Ti SCVerified Purchase

I originally bought this to breathe some life into my very old intel core 2 duo (E6400) pc, to replace the geforce 7900gs card which could no longer deal with the graphical demands of modern games! This card was perfect for this, as there was very little headroom on the 300w power supply for a modern power thirsty card so the EVGA gtx 750 ti was ideal having a rated power of only 60w. It was also ideal for me as I have since upgraded to a new pc with an i5 4590k cpu, and this card performs even better with this hardware.

Do not be fooled by the small size or low power requirements of this card, it is highly capable for even very current games! My superclocked (SC) version from EVGA overclocks itself automatically using nvidia gpu boost to 1320mhz which is far above the 1255mhz advertised. Typically it can run high to very high settings on modern games at 60 fps (shadow of mordor, or tomb raider for instance) and can manage ultra/max settings if you don't mind the fps dropping to about 30-40. Given the low power requirements of this card the temperatures of the gpu (measured using gpu z) never raise above ~55° even when under full load for prolonged gaming. Consequently the cooling fan on the card stays very quiet!

All in all I am very impressed with this graphics card, and would highly recommend this to anyone wanting to either upgrade an older pc or to build a new gaming pc without having to spend a fortune on a graphics card.

Note:
This card has no PCIe 6 pin power input, and instead gains it's power direct from the motherboard.
The motherboard is capable of powering up to 75watts to the card - even though the EVGA SC version is rated at 60watts I have recorded spikes of up to 70watts drawn under very high sudden load.
EVGA recommends running this card on a system with at least a 300w power supply with 20 amps on the 12v rail (you can find this labelled on your power supply). This card ran fine on my old pc with this specification power supply

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Steve Shelley

However it's a great product at a great price

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 17, 2015

Style: GTX 750 Ti SCVerified Purchase

Firstly, this took an age to arrive, almost 10 days! However it's a great product at a great price! Purchased so I could run a HP Envy 32 through the Display Port at 2460x1440x60Hz. Works a treat and was real easy to install especially as it draws it's power from the motherboard. Plug it in, download the drivers and away you go - simple. Using on a 2011 machine with a ASUS P8Z68-V LX motherboard so nothing special. I checked it was compatible with the motherboard using www.pc-specs.com as the Nvidia forum suggested it might not work with older boards. Not used for gaming but for editing large photo files. Photoshop CC has become a different animal since installing this GPU. Buy one - you won't be disappointed!

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Lilminx

Great card for 1080p Gaming

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 15, 2017

Style: GTX 750 Ti SCVerified Purchase

Bang for buck this is a great gpu that can run most latest games at medium to high settings depending on your setup. I run Project cars / NFS / Raceroom Racing, 1080p at high to ultra settings at a steady 60fps with an 880k. The single fan is really quite and sits at 40% on my system, rarely exceeding this on full load. EVGA have done a great job with this card, looks good and the small form factor means it will fit into mini cases and is about the same length as a micro atx motherboard. The card runs from PCIE and does not require any external power. I would recommend a 400w and above reliable PSU. Display connectors for DVI, VGA and HDMI give a range of display options.
I would recommend this product.

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