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EVGA GTX 750 Ti and 750 Ti SC

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The NVIDIA GTX 750 Ti is one of NVIDIA's latest video cards that is aimed at the mainstream market and built upon the Maxwell Architecture. Being that is a Maxwell card, the GTX 750 Ti is capable of running without the addition of PCIE power. The EVGA card that we tested features a non-reference cooler and has a copper-core that is unique to EVGA.

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The 750ti SC is looking like one hot entry level GPU!! Priced around $150, that's a great performing card!!
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Originally posted by fstcvc

The 750ti SC is looking like one hot entry level GPU!! Priced around $150, that's a great performing card!!


The fact that it doesn't require any PCIE power makes it that much more appealing.
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That was my favorite part, personally. Smile
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It's amazing that the 750ti is about the same performance as the gtx 570, from just 2 years ago, but is half the size and just sips power from the pcie slot.

Not a bad option if someone's 570 dies.   
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Hello Nav I was wondering if you could clarify something for me.  I am hoping to purchase a DS system in the very near future and right now I have it configured with the GTX 750 TI in mind and in reading the article I noticed in the conclusion section you mentioned that "For this reason, we revised our Vanquish line and now feature the GTX 750 Ti on our Level 2 rig."
 
My question is if I were to order a custom PC from DS that includes the GTX 750 TI I would get the EVGA version ?  And if that is yes would it be the 750 TI or the 750 TI SC version ?
 
I had actually asked this quesiton in another post and Alex said it would probably be the EVGA but after seeing this article I thought maybe you might know for sure so I thought I would ask it here.
 
Thanks for your time and Take Care
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Thank you for considering Digital Storm!

For the VANQUISH especially, it most likely will not be an overclocked card.

If you would like a specific card, I highly suggest requesting it in the "Special Notes" area of the build and even following up with a message to our team by sending a message here: https://www.digitalstormonline.com/request-help.asp
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I don't trust a gpu that doesn't require at bare minimum 1x 6pin AND 1x 8pin. Don't trust it at all... *shakes fist*
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