Nvidia Announces GTX 750 and GTX 750 Ti Graphics Cards

[N.Broekhuijsen]

Nvidia's new GTX 750 and GTX 750 Ti graphics cards are surprisingly efficient!

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[cooltofool]

Perfect for throwing into a hp oem machine

 

[Morbus]

Wow, those are some nice cards for the price, considering you'll end up saving a lot more if you game... I don't think they'll be too close to the 760's performance... If they are, and considering the 760 has a 170W TDP, boy, will the 8 series be awesome!

 

[rapman4488]

This is on the 28nm process. Now imagine this architecture with the 20nm process considering the amazing jump from 40nm to 28nm with Fermi to Kepler. The Maxwell 800 series is going to be AMAZING!

 

[DelightfulDucklings]

This is on the 28nm process. Now imagine this architecture with the 20nm process considering the amazing jump from 40nm to 28nm with Fermi to Kepler. The Maxwell 800 series is going to be AMAZING!

Yea I didn't really think I'd want to upgrade my 7970 very soon but judging by this card I could be looking to upgrade a bit sooner than expected

 

[catfishtx]

This is going to be good for laptops. Decent gaming power in a lower TDP.

 

[derekullo]

For a difference of $30 why would Nvidia go through the trouble of making 2 models? It says above that they are trying to replace only one, the Geforce 650 Ti.

 

[Morbus]

For a difference of $30 why would Nvidia go through the trouble of making 2 models? It says above that they are trying to replace only one, the Geforce 650 Ti.

Because those 30USD amount to a 25% price difference? That's like arguing we shouldn't have 50c chocolate bars because why would we bother for a mere 3USD price difference?

 

[Avus]

left over Intel cpu heatsink??

 

[derekullo]

For a difference of $30 why would Nvidia go through the trouble of making 2 models? It says above that they are trying to replace only one, the Geforce 650 Ti.

Because those 30USD amount to a 25% price difference? That's like arguing we shouldn't have 50c chocolate bars because why would we bother for a mere 3USD price difference?

50 cents x 1.25 = $3 ???...50 cents x 1.25 = 63 cents
Assuming you were selling chocolate bars it would make more sense to sell the tastier 63 cent chocolate bars than the not as sweet 50 cent bars.

 

[Morbus]

For a difference of $30 why would Nvidia go through the trouble of making 2 models? It says above that they are trying to replace only one, the Geforce 650 Ti.

Because those 30USD amount to a 25% price difference? That's like arguing we shouldn't have 50c chocolate bars because why would we bother for a mere 3USD price difference?

50 cents x 1.25 = $3 ???...50 cents x 1.25 = 63 cents
Assuming you were selling chocolate bars it would make more sense to sell the tastier 63 cent chocolate bars than the not as sweet 50 cent bars.

Way to miss the point. Good job.

 

[Matt087_48]

well i saw the G3d mark on the 750ti is at 3715 on passmark site , that is very very good for a 60 watt no pcie 6 pin required video card, thats better than the 650ti boost and the radeon 7850 . If the cheaper 750 gets around 2800 on the G3d mark then that will be a 55 watt gem to me cause it hits the sweet spot i need for the games i play.