GTX 750-Ti

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i have used the gtx 750 for a year in my pc and it has been good and i am still using it and will continue to use it for a while

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i like it a lot bc it can run most of the games and its just vnice

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great gpu for real i run most game but it run quickly at 98%

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Хороша для своих денег.

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very cheap in second hand market, offers good performance in older games with low power draw

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Still pretty good for today, i can play valorant at 90/120fps or overwatch at 70fps, perfect for a family desktop but also for little game

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I use this Graphics card and it works well as long as you are going to be 1080p gaming and have a good cpu you can get amazing FPS

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i gamed on this graphics card for around 5 months its a solid and cheap gpu for like medium games

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Hats off to this GPU. Still running some 2018-2019 games still(low settings). Have the ASUS GTX 750 Ti OC. Respecttt

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almost 10 years old and still SLAYING

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Good for upgrading old PC with smaller case and medium power supply for casual gaming. Small, cheap, energy efficient, relatively quiet, offers mid level performance and GeForce Experience. Will run well at 720p and some games also at 1080p. No need for power supply cable, PCIE slot can power it alone. I got mine that was used for 2 years by a person i know - great deal - 50 $, way better offer than GT 1030. The key is to find it 1-2 years second hand from a reliable place, it will end up way better price wise and performance wise than newer and more expensive low class cards bought at the store. But if you want to play future games at high FPS - obviously do not buy it.

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Very good budget gpu for the price cause it doesn't require external power connector

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GTX 750 Ti is good for running most games on 720p High or some games 1080p High but since its 2022 you'll 100% need an upgrade if you want to have fun playing games at higher resolution and higher graphics.

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Best Price/relation card, can even run actual games.

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I have used this GPU for 10 years and its been struggling to keep up with the newer games i think its good for older or low requirment games but if you want to enjoy new titles its not gonna make do.

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i Got it very weak crashing a lot

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okay if you get it for very cheap, but underpowerd compared to modern day n age

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I own a 750 myself and it can handle every game. But only in low settings of course.

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its the feu and the sang of the veine wlh

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Pretty good and also affordable price

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If you're on a low budget and you don't play heavy games just go for the gtx 750 ti, it's lit and you can play some multiplayer games with 60+ framerates with no stuttering depends on your cpu.

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it is exceptionally good considering the price of it, as it delivers a 1050 performance in a low budget GPU

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Still a decent GPU for most games provided if you lower your settings first.

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Beast from 2014.

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Not bad, being phased out by the GTX 950 though.

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Hehe...old time GPU. Very good at that day. Now, R.I.P

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The original flagship for "no PCIE required" graphics cards. If you had a stock system back in the day and didn't have any extra power connectors to upgrade the integrated or low-end grapics, this was the ultimate release from Nvidia. 2 or 4GB of memory and reasonable clock speeds saw pretty good frame rates in competitive titles, with often 60FPS averages in AAA ones too. Nowdays its getting surpassed by higher-end iGPU's like the Ryzen's Vega 8 and 11, and trades blows with budget cards like the GT1030. If you can pick one up cheaply as of late 2019 then go for it, otherwise you're much better off buying a used GTX960 if you have additional PCIE connectors or a GTX1050 / Ti if you don't. There is also the new GTX1650 to consider, however if you're looking at a 750Ti then I'd assume this is out of your price range. Short version? Not a bad 720 or 900p card which excels at less demanding titles, just getting quite dated as of late 2019.

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Don't get this. It's 2019.

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Low power requirements, inexpensive yet good performer. Recommended!

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Great card which can still handle older games in 1080p

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A fan favourite and one of the best budget cards before Pascal gen budget-mid range cards came out.

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Good performance, low power demands. It'll show its age with new games at 1080p, but it's still a great card for budget-minded users.

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The great, the legend, the champion. Few years back this was THE card to buy if you didn't have money. It destroyed 720p for it's price tag very well. 1080p could be tested and enjoyed but, it's cream and butter comes in 720p. Not good, but THE best budget card ever created.

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I like the 750 Ti because it's a budget GPU and getting good performance in most application and games.

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Ganz gut (k35v44)

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Great and cheap gpu , perfect for upgrading old prebuilts

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The perfect GPU for a 720p HTPC/Gaming machine. Runs almost any game maxed or near maxed out at 720p. Can also handle 1080p at reduced, but still nice looking settings. Most of these card do not require a power connection and none pull over 65 watts. Perfect for upgrading machines with small power supplies and/or poor case ventilation. Also perfect for quiet PCs.

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It gives console equivalent performance for a great price.

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worth it's price, runs modern games on 720p low, but playable 50-60 fps, highly recommend if you dont have a budget and your just starting.

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You can play games AAA (eg. Nier Automata, The Witcher 3, etc) to 50 FPS with high graphics in HD (720p). The best option for 720p resolution. Note: The games to 1080p with graphics in high will be between 25 and 40 fps. I think it is enough

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A legendary GPU that still holds up in 2020 for "esports" titles and lighter games. Versatile and doesn't take up much power. Very common and can be found for quite cheap.