VPN: 01G-P4-2751-KREVGA GeForce GTX 750 1GB GDDR5 128BIT DUAL-LINK DVI-I HDMI DP Graphics Card w/ G-SYNC Support
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 Rating: Review Date: 03/18/15 |
EVGA GeForce GTX 750 1GB GDDR5 128BIT DUAL-LINK DVI-I HDMI DP Graphics Card w/ G-SYNC Support
Cons:would be great if it was cheaper, I got this card for $135 over a R7 265 for $150 and a GTX 660 for $155
Pros:-Quiet(compared to powerful gaming PC video cards)-Low Power Consumption(does not require extra power cable)-Small(Can fit most cases, including matx)-Runs all games including newer ones at medium-high+ settings-Never goes over 50C at full load |
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Rating: Review Date: 07/02/14 |
EVGA GeForce GTX 750 1GB GDDR5 128BIT DUAL-LINK DVI-I HDMI DP Graphics Card w/ G-SYNC Support
Cons:None
Pros:Super QuietLow Heat3 ports and includes dvi to vga converter Comment:
Great price! 119$High qualityAccessoriesEVGA warranty |
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Rating: Review Date: 03/07/14 |
EVGA GeForce GTX 750 1GB GDDR5 128BIT DUAL-LINK DVI-I HDMI DP Graphics Card w/ G-SYNC Support
Cons:Havent found any yet.
Pros:Cheap, small, quiet. Very capable at lower resolutions. Comment:
This a great card for the price point. I have absolutely nothing bad to say about it.I especially recommend it for those older systems you want to keep going until your ready to upgrade. |
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Rating: Review Date: 03/05/14 |
EVGA GeForce GTX 750 1GB GDDR5 128BIT DUAL-LINK DVI-I HDMI DP Graphics Card w/ G-SYNC Support
Cons:-Only 1GB VRAM
Pros:+$119+Small at 6.7" long+Cool and quiet+No 6/8 pin power cables needed+Incredible power/performance ratio+Supports G-Sync with DisplayPort+3 Year warranty Comment:
Wow, where do I start? This is the first GPU from NVIDIA based on their new Maxwell architecture, and power efficiency has gone through the roof! This card does not need any PCI-E power cables. That makes it great for people who bought an "off the shelf" PC and want a major boost in video performance, or those with a HTPC. It's performance sits roughly between a GTX 470 and 480 depending on which game you are playing. The GTX 470 uses almost 4x the power for the same level of performance. The 750 is about 20% slower than the 750 Ti, but it was 40% less expensive. At $119 you definitely get better bang for your buck by sticking to the "Non-Ti" version. (EVGA 750 Ti is $169 at time of writing and some models [MSI] are even $199!!)I bought this for my "Portable LAN PC" which contains an Intel i3 4330 Dual Core 3.5GHz CPU. The Integrated graphics are mediocre at best, but the GTX 750 blows it right out of the water. I can run all the games we play as smooth as butter. (TF2, DOTA2, Warcraft 3, Starcraft 2)If you're looking for some high end gaming with the eye candy maxed out, this isn't for you. If you're on a tight budget or have a lower end power supply, the GTX 750 will be the best $119 you can invest in your PC to play games. |
I purchased this video card after researching about it thoroughly. I wanted a nice, small, quiet and very powerful video card and that's what I got!