Which version of GTX 750 ti should I get?

[SonicSkywalker]

So I have a very limited budget, and GTX 750 ti is a budget card that comes to mind, I want to get the 2gb OC version, should I get the Zotac, MSI, or Gigabyte version?

 

[asoroka]

can your budget stretch to a 1050?

The real question is, will any GTX 750 card do what you want. If it will not be good enough then don't get it.

I don't know about the Zotac, but either of the other two should be on a par.

 

[Joey2oo9]

Doesn't really any difference, go with the one with the highest clock speeds. In saying that doesn't pay over the odds for an overclocked card, you'll never notice the difference in day to day usage between it and a stock card

 

[camieabz]

Not sure of your budget, but a GTX 1050 (2GB) and GTX 1050 ti (4GB) are better cards and not particularly expensive. Can't get GTX 750s without going to 2nd hand ones here.

If you have your heart set on the 750, read reviews on benchmarks vs noise and wattage, take into account the ports on each, the length of each, and decide based on your personal requirements.

Edit: Compare GTX 750 Ti with others

 

[rolli59]

In all reality which one to get is what you want to pay. If the card's with the same GPU have the same type and amount of memory they all will play the same games on the same settings with no noticeable difference in FPS.

 

[SonicSkywalker]

can your budget stretch to a 1050?

The real question is, will any GTX 750 card do what you want. If it will not be good enough then don't get it.

I don't know about the Zotac, but either of the other two should be on a par.

I'm sure it'll do what I want, I've done some research as well.