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February 2014
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Excellent power efficiency
Plenty of overclocking headroom
Small footprint
No external power leads required
Excellent power consumption
Cool and very quiet
Significant increase in perfperwatt
Primed for smallformfactor systems
Revolutionary performance per watt
Super low power
Produces virtually no heat
Runs cool and quiet even with the puny stock cooler
The first card sporting the Maxwell architecture has impressed us. The NVIDIA GTX 750Ti gives a good full HD gaming performance for its price of Rs 11,990 considering it does not need any external PCIe power connector. It performs at par with the R7 260X ...
No SLI but that wasn't there on the previous generation as well
This card performs well for a card that comes with no power connectors. While AAA games won't play at maximum configuration, a small sacrifice on the configuration can help with that. The cards are priced Rs.9900 for the GTX 750 and Rs.11,990 for the GTX ...
No SLI but that wasn't there on the previous generation as well
This card performs well for a card that comes with no power connectors. While AAA games won't play at maximum configuration, a small sacrifice on the configuration can help with that. The cards are priced Rs.9900 for the GTX 750 and Rs.11,990 for the GTX...
New Architecture offers more performance per watt, Powered solely though PCIE slot, Good for MidRange 1080p gaming, Small form factor makes it suitable for cramped cases for Living Rooms
For the first time, we can't think of any negatives whatsoever!
We were thoroughly impressed by the GTX 750Ti in terms of the never-before-seen Performance per Watt on offer. The card may look modest with its slot only power requirement but it let us push quite a few games to Very High settings at 1080p. This only ser...
Very energy efficient, Small form factor, Decent performance, Quiet, Plenty of overclocking headroom
VNo SLI support, NVIDIA power limiter may hinder overclocking
At the end of the day though, the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 Ti is really quite impressive and is a just a preview of things to come when NVIDIA releases higher-end cards running on the same architecture. As for the GTX 750 Ti, it is a very good choice for g...
The NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 Ti holds a lot of promise since it is based on the first generation of the new Maxwell architecture. Its performance is within expectations of what it is touted to be, which is a mid-range graphics card to address the gaming req...
The factory overclocked cards generally perform better, and they showed their mettle against the older and more powerful GTX GeForce GTX 660 graphics card, especially when overclocked. To make things more attractive, the new GeForce GTX 750 Ti cards are p...
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Published: 2014-02-18, Author: Simon , review by: maxit.com.my
Abstract: NVIDIA has just announced the launch of its latest range of entry-level GPUs, the GTX 750 and the GTX 750 Ti. What's interesting about these GPUs is the fact that they are using NVIDIA's latest graphics chipset architecture, dubbed Maxwell. The previous g...
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Relatively inexpensive, Extremely low thermal design power of 60W
Performance levels too far off from GeForce GTX 760 from a product SKU naming perspective
The core temperature of the GeForce GTX 750 Ti was naturally the lowest at 57 degrees Celsius. It also helped that the rated thermal design power of the GTX 750 Ti is only 60W. The threshold temperature of the new Maxwell chip is 95 degrees Celsius; hence...
