Need help with this GTX 750 gpu

[idiboy]

So recently I was looking for some graphics card for my computer, and I think I found the right one. I'm not 100% sure so I'm asking you guys.

This is a GTX 750 and I'm thinking of buying it. The problem is, I'm not sure if this GPU needs a 6 pin connector. My PSU doesn't have a 6-pin connector, so I'm trying to get a GPU that draws all of it's power from the PCI-E slot.

Also, is that gtx legit? It kinda looks not so original.

Here are my pc specs:
Processor: Intel core i7-3770 3.4ghz (3rd gen)
Graphics: Intel HD 4000 Integrated Graphics
Motherboard: H-Cupertino3-H61-uA TX (Cupertino3)
Pc name: Hp pro 3500 series MicroTower pc

My PSU is 300w, but I don't think that's a problem since the 750 uses little power.

Link to this GPU: http://

Need an answer ASAP, thank you.

 

[dontlistentome]

A real GTX 750 won't need the 6 pin connector. I've never heard of "Graphicsplayer". I do know that what some of these scams will do is rebrand an older card, like a GTX 5xx series card, as a newer card. So when you get it you won't get the performance you think you bought. Stick with the known Nvidia partners(EGVA, ASUS, Zotac, etc).

 

[idiboy]

A real GTX 750 won't need the 6 pin connector. I've never heard of "Graphicsplayer". I do know that what some of these scams will do is rebrand an older card, like a GTX 5xx series card, as a newer card. So when you get it you won't get the performance you think you bought. Stick with the known Nvidia partners(EGVA, ASUS, Zotac, etc).

The feedbacks of this product are positive. I thought of that also, never heard of that brand, but it sells lots of other graphics cards, and doesn't seem to be scamming. These nvidia partners are a little bit expensive and not affordable by me, so that's why I'm trying to get it from there. So you mean every gtx 750 or 750 ti doesn't have a 6-pin connector, right?