EVGA GTX 750ti 129.99$

[blackened23]

Caught this over @ slickdeals:

Newegg has the Evga 02G-P4-3753-KR GeForce GTX 750 Ti Superclocked 2GB Video Card for a low $129.49 Free Shipping after rebate and Coupon Code: "EMCYTZT59227" (Exp 4/17). Tax in CA, NJ, TN, IN. This is $25 less than elsewhere. [Compare Prices]

640 CUDA Cores clocked @ 1176MHz; HDMI; DisplayPort; DVI-I

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16814487024

 

[BenJeremy]

It should be mentioned that these do not SLI. The 750 and 750ti are the first cards in a long time, which didn't already have 2 GPUs onboard, which do not SLI.

My brother-in-law was looking at buying a pair of these until he discovered this fact.

...otherwise, it's not a bad midrange card.

 

[UberNeuman]

Picked one up! Thanks, OP!

 

[Rakehellion]

It should be mentioned that these do not SLI. The 750 and 750ti are the first cards in a long time, which didn't already have 2 GPUs onboard, which do not SLI.

My brother-in-law was looking at buying a pair of these until he discovered this fact.

...otherwise, it's not a bad midrange card.

GTX 50's have never been able to SLI. Same with the 650 and 550.

 

[BenJeremy]

GTX 50's have never been able to SLI. Same with the 650 and 550.

Huh... learn something new every day. My brother-in-law follows GPUS a lot closer than I do and didn't know this, and was surprised when he found out the 750ti didn't do SLI. I just want to make sure nobody makes the mistake of buying two thinking they could use it that way.

 

[Sohaltang]

Huh... learn something new every day. My brother-in-law follows GPUS a lot closer than I do and didn't know this, and was surprised when he found out the 750ti didn't do SLI. I just want to make sure nobody makes the mistake of buying two thinking they could use it that way.

650ti Will SLI

 

[Staples]

Impressive what they can do with so little power nowadays but it does not seem like much of an upgrade from my aging GTX 460. Kind of looks like the performance increases of GPUs (even the high end ones) is slowing down just like CPUs did so many years ago.

 

[Rakehellion]

650ti Will SLI

Maybe it's just certain brands then. I know the stubby cards won't.

 

[qliveur]

The 650 TI BOOST supported SLI; the regular 650 TI did not.

Impressive what they can do with so little power nowadays but it does not seem like much of an upgrade from my aging GTX 460.

That's because it isn't. Research before you buy.

It does use less than half the power, though.

 

[Rakehellion]

The 650 TI BOOST supported SLI; the regular 650 TI did not.

That's because it isn't. Research before you buy.

It does use less than half the power, though.

The 460? It is an appreciable upgrade from that. I think it's about on par with the 470.

 

[dmoney1980]

how does this GPU compare to a Radeon 7850 if one were to choose between the 2?

 

[Rvenger]

Deal looks dead now I wanted one.

 

[qliveur]

The 460? It is an appreciable upgrade from that. I think it's about on par with the 470.

Oh, crap, my bad. This thing's about even with the 650 ti BOOST. I wouldn't have thought that with its paltry shader count and barely higher clockspeeds. Maxwell's shaders must be more powerful than Kepler's, then.

Too bad they don't support SLI.

 

[gorcorps]

Impressive what they can do with so little power nowadays but it does not seem like much of an upgrade from my aging GTX 460. Kind of looks like the performance increases of GPUs (even the high end ones) is slowing down just like CPUs did so many years ago.

We've run into a wall. I still haven't seen anything worth upgrading my 570 for. I can't quite run max everything, but the cost to actually see much of an improvement is still too high.

 

[Staples]

We've run into a wall. I still haven't seen anything worth upgrading my 570 for. I can't quite run max everything, but the cost to actually see much of an improvement is still too high.

I kind of wonder how they are still making 100% performance increases per year on mobile chips. I am still using an i7 960 I bought 4 years ago. CPUs get at most 10% year over year performance increase and it has been this way for the past 5 years.

 

[UberNeuman]

Just got the card today, so I thought I'd share some benchmarks I ran comparing my old card, GTX 460 against my new card, the 750 Ti SC.


BATMAN: ARKHAM ORIGINS

GTX 460 768MB

MAX: V-SYNC locked
MIN: 40
AVG: 59

GTX 750 Ti SC

MAX: V-SYNC locked
MIN: 46
AVG: 59

METRO 2033: Direct X 11: Very High Quality

GTX 460 768MB

MAX: 73.90
MIN: 6.56
AVG: 25.33

GTX 750 Ti SC

MAX: 106.31
MIN: 9.27
AVG: 31.31


TOMB RAIDER

GTX 460 768MB

MAX: 52.0
MIN: 36.8
AVG: 42.4

GTX 750 Ti SC

MAX: 62.0
MIN: 50.0
AVG: 58.0

SLEEPING DOGS

GTX 460 768MB

MAX: 46.0
MIN 20.5
AVG: 42.4

GTX 750 Ti SC

MAX: 71.1
MIN: 30.0
AVG: 51.6

3DMARK DEMO

GTX 460: 2232 marks
GTX 750 Ti Sc: 4194 marks

It's a nice bump in power for the price and the Shadowplay feature is well implemented.

thanks again, OP!

 

[lavaheadache]

I'm amazed by these 750ti's. The perfomance you get out of those little buggers is down right impressive.

 

[Staples]

Thanks for the benchmarks Uberneuman. It is hard if not impossible to find comparisons of these two cards on the net because they are of completely different generations. My best estimate was that this card would not score much higher than my current GTX 460 (yes, the same card you have). And I was right. I will hold out for a 760 GTX (200% the performance or more) of my current card.