Asus Intros Mini-ITX GTX 960, 4 GB GTX 750 Ti Strix

[N.Broekhuijsen]

One graphics card isn't enough. Whoah, careful what you say there!

Asus Intros Mini-ITX GTX 960, 4 GB GTX 750 Ti Strix : Read more

 

[Grognak]

Considering the 750 Ti can't do SLI, yeah, it's completely pointless. It struggles with low-med settings at 1080p on most recent games.

 

[TechyInAZ]

lol, that overclock is pretty . I have a GTX 750 ti FTW and it has a lot higher overclock.

 

[toddybody]

Hold one minute there...

Y'all sure it isnt a GTX 750ti 3.5GB instead?

 

[rigald]

4gb gtx 960 makes more sense

 

[nightmare100]

Rofl @ toddybody. Rigald, you're absolutely right.

 

[Larry Litmanen]

I just got GTX 960 from EVGA in i guess mini ITX size, it's about 6 inches and is actually smaller than older 9800 GT that i was replacing.

I love these smaller cards, i have sizable midtower cases and they simply can not hold those huge 10+ inch cards.

 

[thundervore]

750TI 4GB. This is laughable!!!!!

 

[firefoxx04]

Sli support would be nice considering that's where higher vram cards shine.

 

[MagusALL]

Would not the 4GB help with say a higher resolution panel granting that the user is not a gamer and therefore not needing the GPU itself to be powerful? If they are putting this one out there that perhaps does rendering of some sort but not needing to have an entire game being the end point of what it is being used for? I know some cards have had 4GB in the past and it a lot of that not being used I am sure there are some people who have the opposite problem and might think that card strikes the balance of what they would need in their rig.

 

[Ravanofdarkness]

Rather have those 4GB on the Mini 960 then the 750Ti but that's just me.

 

[Daconstaz]

I rate this article 3.5/4

 

[VincentP]

The GTX 750 Ti can have 3 x 4K displays connected (not for games obviously). I guess this is where the 4GB card might be of some benefit.
A 4GB card might be good for SLI too, except as commented above it isn't supported.
Considering a GTX 970 would be much faster than 2-way SLI with GTX 750 Ti cards, I can see why they don't bother to support it.

 

[mctylr]

Odd. I happen to have a ASUS 960 Strix (2GB) factory overclocked, so I'm not sure why the 960 STRIX model's details wasn't sent. (model STRIX-GTX960-DC2OC-2GD5) Though it is longer at 21.5cm or 8.5"

Perhaps the company's PR machine is working overtime while recovering from the 970 brouhaha.

 

[photonboy]

MagusAll,
For non-gaming tasks you can get by with a lot less memory. The ONLY theoretical place this might benefit is if video editing programs could properly populate the VRAM and take advantage of it but that's not the case.

I can't think of ANY scenario that more than 2GB makes practical sense for this GPU.

*To be clear, you can increase resolution, anti-aliasing etc for a game to drive up VRAM usage but then that drops the FRAME RATE so low as to be unplayable. That's why there's a relationship between VRAM and GPU performance.