[SOLVED] Where to find a GTX 750Ti

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Hello everyone! I am looking for a GTX 750Ti but I can not seem to find one. Under 100$ at that. I have looked everywhere. I DO want a NEW one. Like Amazon, BestBuy, the source, etc.
 
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Despite what others may tell you, there is absolutely NOTHING wrong with buying a second-hand card. You'll likely never find a new 750 ti thats worth the price and comes with a worthwhile warranty these days, so a used unit is in order here.

Don't get me wrong, the 750 ti is likely the best card in the maxwell lineup, but if you must have a new GPU, I'd go with an rx 550 here. It's an extremely cheap card and typically performs on par with the 750ti (a little bit lower) New, this card goes for about $85.

If performance matters to you, go for a 560. It performs better than the 750 ti and about as well as a 1050. It's typically cheaper than the 1050 and can be found for $99 new (at least its under 100!).

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I don't think you will find it on sites like amazon. Definitely you have to go with used one if you want to buy it and the best way to find used graphic it to check your local market. If your budget is under 100$ you can consider buying 1030ti
 
They haven't been manufactured for almost 5 years. You won't find a new one for cheap. People have been suggesting it because of the lower used prices. If you want new, you should be looking at either a 1050 (better than 750ti) or a 1030 (worse than 750ti). There is no 1030ti.
 
Despite what others may tell you, there is absolutely NOTHING wrong with buying a second-hand card. You'll likely never find a new 750 ti thats worth the price and comes with a worthwhile warranty these days, so a used unit is in order here.

Don't get me wrong, the 750 ti is likely the best card in the maxwell lineup, but if you must have a new GPU, I'd go with an rx 550 here. It's an extremely cheap card and typically performs on par with the 750ti (a little bit lower) New, this card goes for about $85.

If performance matters to you, go for a 560. It performs better than the 750 ti and about as well as a 1050. It's typically cheaper than the 1050 and can be found for $99 new (at least its under 100!).

All of the cards mentioned in this comment are absolutely fantastic for the price and a budget standpoint. I'd recommend any one of them, but for price-performance (new) the 560 wins here. It's clear you don't want to buy a used card and I understand that, but most out there are harmless. Card's aren't typically designed to die after a few years, so they will last as long as cared for. A quick dust off and some new thermal paste will keep 'er running like new!

Best of luck!
 
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