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

Even though this card is outdated now and has been replaced by newer models, the video quality it puts out is still impressive for its time. It ran smooth, handled everyday use without issues, and was a reliable workhorse back when it was current. If you’re restoring an older build or just need something dependable, this card still gets the job done.

Wanted to get a GPU that was capable of playing all the newest and most tasking games. This fits the bill nicely. Can play almost all games at High to Very High or Ultra settings. No artifacts, no noisy GPU, great low temps and was an easy fit in my case. Wasn't willing to spend a boatload of cash for something that will be supplanted by the 900 series GTX's soon, so bought this EVGA FTW version. It overclocks easily, and coming from GTX 570 SLI, it's like night and day. No more constant fans, no artifacts, no crashing, no more high temps, and best of all no more microstutter. Pros: Super low temps Easy to overclock (esp. the memory which has lots of headroom to go higher) Runs everything I throw at it without a hiccup Less than $200 price point can't be beat Maxwell = more efficient and less power consumption Silent like mouse farts Cons: Absolutely None! (and this is coming from a picky gamer)

Purchased this for my first DIY build. and its a good card. the build (not listed is monitors) RAIDMAX Viper GX ATX-512WBR Black/Red Steel / Plastic ATX Mid Tower Computer Case 2-Acer H6 Series H236HLbid Black 23" 5ms (GTG) HDMI Widescreen LED Backlight LED Backlit LCD Monitor, IPS Panel EVGA 02G-P4-3757-KR G-SYNC Support GeForce GTX 750 Ti 2GB 128-Bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 FTW w/ ACX Cooling Video Card Rosewill Hive-650, Hive Series 650W Modular Power Supply, 80 PLUS Bronze Certified, Single +12V Rail, Intel 4th Gen CPU Ready, ... CORSAIR Vengeance Pro 16GB (2 x 8GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 2400 (PC3 19200) Desktop Memory Model CMY16GX3M2A2400C11R GIGABYTE GA-Z97MX-Gaming 5 LGA 1150 Intel Z97 HDMI SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 Micro ATX Intel Motherboard Intel Core i5-4590 Haswell Quad-Core 3.3GHz LGA 1150 84W BX80646I54590 Desktop Processor Intel HD Graphics 4600 WD Black² Dual Drive 2.5" 120 GB SSD + 1 TB HDD Kit WD1001X06XDTL NOT bad for my first build i think...i have not OC the GPU yet...but so far for what i have i think this card was a good buy.

For the price, an AMAZING buy. I upgraded from an old PNY NVIDIA 8800 GTS (2007), which was a great card in its day. This one blows that one out of the water, and runs significantly cooler, and uses a lot less power. I bought the FTW version for the extra cooling because I was also upgrading to a reputably hot CPU (QX6800). It holds at 27 degrees C. This version DOES require the PCIE power connector to power the ACX fans. It's the BEST graphics card you can get for an older computer system, for sure, as the fancier cards wouldn't even be fully utilized by an older system. UPDATE: 4 years later, still going strong. I recently built a new computer, replacing everything except this card. It seems silly running an i7-8700k with a GTX 750 ti, but since I don't play any serious games, this card is everything I need. It runs Cyberlink PowerDirector beautifully, and while this video editor utilizes 100% of the CPU, the GPU works at only 38% load while rendering at 1080p. It runs 2 monitors with ease, one at 2560 x 1440, the other at 1920 x 1080. It gets 4950 score on Firestrike with factory settings, which isn't great, but I haven't found a title yet that it struggles with. I had thoughts of upgrading to a 1060, but am reconsidering because the 750 ti is still working great! Just wishing NVIDIA would update with OpenCL 2.0 sometime soon.

There are quite a few reviews for this card that all basically say the same thing; " Quit delaying & get this card"! The only thing I would add to that is a couple of specifics that might help decide: 1) My computer is a 2010 Dell Inspiron 560 with Intel Pentium Core 2 Duo processor & 4GB RAM with Intel G43/45 Chipset graphics, running Windows 7 Home Premium, I purchased for about $700.00 from WalMart. 2) I've been playing "Free-to-play" Path of Exile & that's been barely acceptable --- this card solves ALL PROBLEMS with running this game! 3) I pay monthly for Adobe Creative Cloud, but haven't been able to utilize the new 3D features of Photoshop, until now. 4) I had already purchased & installed the 8GB Corsair XMS RAM kit, ( 4 x 2 GB RAM cards). 5) I had already purchased & installed a 500W Corsair PSU that has 2 extra PCI-E plugs, so I can supply the extra power to utilize ALL the overclocking features on this card, (though I haven't yet messed with the factory settings, because everything works fine, so far). 6) It's basically "Plug-&-Play", ( just go to the EVGA website to download the latest drivers after signing up & registering your card --- don't bother with the install disc because those drivers are way behind the latest. 7) Don't forget, you will have to reset your Windows Display Settings, & make sure your Windows Sound Settings match what the card is using. 8) There's no noise from my card's cooling fans, (so I don't understand that review some people have made). 9) If you stream Amazon Prime movies with Microsoft Silverlight, you will need to uninstall & reinstall Silverlight to get the sound to play. OTHERWISE --- " Quit delaying & get this card"! LOL!!!

La mia ormai vecchia Sapphire 260x mi lasciò, quindi decisi di acquistare una scheda video con un costo simile e decisi di acquistare questa, una scelta che rifarei altre 1000 volte. Partiamo dal presupposto che stiamo parlando di una entry level, quindi nulla di esageratamente potente, ma per giocare a 1080p è sufficiente, da tenere in considerazione le dimensioni, questa scheda è lunga 24cm ma è abbastanza sottile, quindi non copre gli altri slot pci sulla scheda madre, le due ventole poste sulla scheda lavorano divinamente, sotto stress non supera mai i 60°, quindi è perfetta per eventuali overclock! È senza dubbio la migliore scheda sui 150€

Compré esta tarjeta de gráficos pensando que su desempeño sería limitado al jugar. Sin embargo, tomando en cuenta su rango de precio y prestaciones me ha sorprendido lo bien que funciona y la temperatura a la que lo hace, siempre moderada, al igual que el sonido producido por los dos ventiladores que tiene. Al contar con las características de una GPU con disipador de calor For The Win (FTW) este producto se ventila muy bien produciendo poco ruido. Estéticamente, la tarjeta no deja nada qué desear; un tema completamente negro mate, un diseño sobrio, unos acabados muy bien logrados tanto en las piezas de plástico como en las de metal y materiales resistentes permiten que esta GPU sea manipulada sin cuidados exagerados, propiciando así que su instalación (propiamente hecha) sea segura y sencilla. No obstante, hay ciertos puntos a tomar en cuenta antes de comprar esta GPU. Aunque cuenta con display port y es capaz de reproducir contenido en resolución 4k, se desempeña mucho mejor en la resolución Full HD (1080p). Sus 2GB de memoria GDDR5 permiten ciertos beneficios a la hora de jugar pero no debe esperarse que corra paquetes de textura altamente densos. Recomiendo este producto a quienes estén interesados en tener una relación costo-beneficio razonable y prefieran un equipo de cómputo que permita correr juegos modernos en configuración media sin ser demasiado ruidoso y sin alcanzar temperaturas sumamente elevadas.

It arrived so very well packaged ( I mean someone has actually sat and planned how best to package the thing! the touch of anti static rubber on the board interface a little detail but significant of someones efforts) and had quite a lot bundled by way of monitoring and overclocking software as well as the typical EVGA case badge. Oh and there was a nice little dvi to vga adapter, which is handy. OKay I have used the card for a while now and it's great; does what it says, does it quietly and does it very well. My setup isn't the fastest (core 2 quad) but it's reliable. I would go so far as to say this is a great card for dragging older units into recent gaming. I whole heartedly recommend this card not least because it 'is' good for 3D as well, not just a gimmick but good. So there we have it, a good low power card for older systems, quiet gaming and 3D. Enough said....

La verdad que estoy contento con mi compra, tuve mis dudas al momento de decidirme por la AMD R7 360 pero la verdad que están muy parejos en los benchmarks y vídeos que circulan por internet. Por ejemplo en GTA V la GTX 750TI logra sobrepasar a la AMD R7 360 por 5 fps, en TombRaider el GTX 750TI le gana a la AMD R7 360 por 3 fps, en The Witcher 3 están parejos y bueno los demás juegos no los tomo en cuenta porque esto se haría mas extenso pero resumiendo es que están parejos y depende mas del juego (sobretodo que logotipo aparece al inicio de este, por ejemplo si esta el de Nvidia es obvio que esta mas optimizado para Nvidia y si es para AMD pues para AMD). En consumo gana GTX 750 TI pues solo consume 80w en load mientras que la R7 360 en load consume 100w. En temperaturas la GTX 750TI porque al consumir poca energía tiende a calentarse menos. Comparando esta misma tarjeta GTX 750TI FTW ACX contra las de otras marcas (Roundup) por ejemplo la MSI GTX 750TI Gaming, Asus Strix 750TI o la Gigabyte Windforce OC GTX750 TI te preguntaras: ¿Quien me ofrece temperatura baja con poco ruido? MSI GTX 750TI GAMING de lejos, estuve viendo imágenes de como están los heatpipes de la EVGA GTX 750TI FTW y son dos pares de cobre que pasan de forma horizontal, la MSI GTX 750TI GAMING ofrece bajas temperaturas (que es bueno) y hace poco ruido, sus dos heatpipes estan mejor distribuidas una en cada heatsink que se encuentran en cada lado de la tarjeta de video. Aunque en el tema del ruido no tengo ninguna queja de la EVGA 750TI FTW ACX pues ambas marcas no hacen mucho ruido. Las soluciones que ofrecen las demás marcas están un poco lejos de estas dos marcas. En rendimiento la EVGA GTX 750TI FTW ACX es un poco mas rápida que las otras marcas. Otra cosa a considerar es que la MSI GTX750 TI GAMING no necesita uso de un cable PCIE de 6pin así que si tu fuente de poder no tiene una no deberías de preocuparte, aun así EVGA te proporciona un adaptador PCIE- 2 molex para que lo puedas adaptar ¿Funcionara sobre una fuente de poder generica? Mmm depende, cuando esta tarjeta me llego fui escéptico de que me corriera en mi fuente de poder generica de 430w (12V 20A) y al parecer todo correcto aun así no escatime en eso decidí comprarme la Seasonic S12II-430 por si acaso.

Funcionamiento correcto según lo esperado. El único problema fue el adaptador de alimentación adicional que no era SATA como mi fuente de alimentación. Compre el correcto y todo ok.