NVIDIA CONTROL PANELGEFORCE GTX 750 TI UPGRADE

Also note that the GPU (codenamed GM107) is manufactured using TSMC’s 28nm process node.

NVIDIA CONTROL PANELGEFORCE GTX 750 TI UPGRADE

The cards get all the juice they need right from the graphics slot alone, which opens up the possibility to upgrade many white-box systems that may not ship with beefy enough power supplies to handle more power-hungry discrete GPUs. That means reference cards (and likely some factory overclocked models) do not require any supplemental power. The GeForce GTX 750 Ti is rated for only 60w, while its little brother comes in at 55w. We’ll discuss NVIDIA’s reference specifications more deeply on the next page, but want to point out a couple of things in the table above. NVIDIA 'Maxwell' GeForce GTX 750 and GTX 750 Ti Take a look at the main features and specifications for NVIDIA’s new cards below and then we’ll dive in a little deeper, inspect a couple of retail-ready models, and dig into their performance and power characteristics. The new GeForce GTX 750 Ti and GeForce GTX 750 are the first graphics cards in NVIDIA’s line-up to feature the company’s next-gen Maxwell GPU architecture, which is an evolution of Kepler that’s designed to deliver higher performance and power efficiency. But unlike AMD’s re-brand and soft-launch, NVIDIA is at the ready with a brand-new GPU architecture and cards should be hitting store shelves immediately. Today is NVIDIA’s turn to introduce a new mid-range graphics card.

Last week it was AMD’s turn to announce a new card- the $150 Radeon R7 265-and with its arrival also came a price cut on the Radeon R7 260X, which can now be had for as low as $129, though the MSRP has been reduced to $119. The mid-range graphics card market has seen a lot of action as of late, with an infusion of new products and the discontinuation of popular previous-gen products.

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