bostonartgallery Commendable Jun 21, 2016 10 0 1,510 Jun 21, 2016 #1 Whether it's a GTX 750 or a GTX 980, I notice some have them have "ti" after the number. What is the significance of that designation?
Whether it's a GTX 750 or a GTX 980, I notice some have them have "ti" after the number. What is the significance of that designation?
Solution Bakua Jun 21, 2016 Basically, it's an 'Ultra' version or 'Pro' version of the base card, always has better performance/shaders than the original.
Basically, it's an 'Ultra' version or 'Pro' version of the base card, always has better performance/shaders than the original.
Bakua Reputable Aug 14, 2015 818 0 5,360 Jun 21, 2016 Solution #2 Basically, it's an 'Ultra' version or 'Pro' version of the base card, always has better performance/shaders than the original. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
Basically, it's an 'Ultra' version or 'Pro' version of the base card, always has better performance/shaders than the original.
bostonartgallery Commendable Jun 21, 2016 10 0 1,510 Aug 21, 2016 #3 Bakua : Basically, it's an 'Ultra' version or 'Pro' version of the base card, always has better performance/shaders than the original. Thanks for your input! Upvote 0 Downvote
Bakua : Basically, it's an 'Ultra' version or 'Pro' version of the base card, always has better performance/shaders than the original. Thanks for your input!