NVIDIA GTX 750 Ti Review A budget contender

currently the best graphic card in low price.

OUR REVIEW

This card performs well for a card that comes with no power connectors. While AAA games won't play at maximum configuration, a small sacrifice on the configuration can help with that. The cards are priced Rs.9900 for the GTX 750 and Rs.11,990 for the GTX 750 Ti. We see that this card could end up being popular in the Indian market owing to the performance that it delivers at this price point. 

The latest GPU architecture from NVIDIA came out today and they are calling it Maxwell. This doesn’t mean that they are going to launch the 800 series immediately. We are yet to see the GTX 790 and what we hear could be an improvement over the GTX TITAN . You can read more about it here. So Maxwell is coming into the picture with the launch of the GTX 750 and the GTX 750 Ti. The details of these two cards are mentioned below.

	GeForce GTX 650 Ti	GeForce GTX 750 Ti	GeForce GTX 750
GPU	GK106	GM107	GM107
Manufacturing process	28nm	28nm	28nm
CUDA cores	768	640	512
TMUs	64	40	32
ROPs	16	16	16
GPU Clock	928 MHz	1020 / 1085 MHz	1020 / 1085 MHz
Memory Clock	1350 MHz	1350 MHz	1250 MHz
Video Memory	1GB GDDR5	2GB GDDR5	1GB GDDR5
Memory Bus	128-bit	128-bit	128-bit
TDP	110W	60W	55W

So the new card is and entry level GPU meant to replace the GTX 650 Ti but with a little difference that seems to be highlighted everywhere in the press release that NVIDIA came out with – that the performance/watt has gone up to a much higher level. For the previous generation most manufacturers only had the GTX 640 which could run off the motherboard’s power-supply. Anything greater would require a 6-pin PCIE power connector. There do exist GTX 650 SKUs by board partners that don’t require a power connector but the clock speed on those units have been scaled down to make do with the reduced power input.

The GTX 750 and the GTX 750 Ti are supposed to replace the GTX 650 Ti which occupied the mid-segment in the current line up till today.