EVGA - GeForce GTX 750 Ti 2GB GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 Graphics Card - Black

Card was too large for Dell 3847 , bent my ODD1 port off my mobo. PrecisionX dosent like it when I increase boost clock over 1500MHz don't go over 16mV, trust me. all you need is 400+watt PSU and its a beast

Bought two of these to upgrade my girlfriend's and my desktops. Both were delivered promptly and in good condition. Both installs were quick and relatively painless. One had an issue installing the Nvidia GEforce program where it stated it could not connect to Nvidia, but reinstalling resolved. The quality of the end result is great, a huge improvement over what I had, and the dvi to vga adapter that was included meant I didn't need to buy a new monitor.

Best HD card I have EVER owned. Drives a new 4K monitor perfectly. Screen capture from the 4K but reduced to fit.

Found this worked very well - great visual effect.

I have a 4+ year old Dell 8100 XPS system with a Radeon HD 5700 series graphics card. I felt that my CPU was still somewhat current, a quad core 2.8 Ghz I7 processor, which did not need to be replaced. With my current card, I had trouble playing currently released games and even some older games had FPS drops. I decided to go with the 750TI based on price, ease of installation and power consumption requirements. I made the right choice, immediately I noticed a huge improvement in all games. I could easily run recently released titles, such as Dying Light, at high or ultra specs without suffering frame rate drops. Old games became new again. I am rediscovering titles like Skyrim and Metro which were either unplayable or lacked in detail based on low settings. My PC power supply is low at 350W and this card did not require me to upgrade that. All in all, a great purchase that has extended the life of my PC for at least the next two years. I have always been an ATI/AMD fan but can clearly see that Nvidia has an edge with certain titles being tailored to their GPUs. If you want to upgrade an older system, look no further than the 750TI!

This is my first card and went into my first build. (Quad core amd 3.5ghz 16gb ram) I believe the 750 Ti is a very good choice for mid level gaming. It uses the Maxwell tech which draws a lot less power than most cards I'd researched. 60 watts.... I mean really low power requirements. I'm told you could probably get by without upgrading a stock power supply but I did anyways. (750wattbronze). I have a temperature sensing fan controller and while under full load gaming the case temp never exceeds 73 fahrenheit. Two gigabytes of VRAM is not bad from what I gather and it seems to be right in line with the recommended specs of many games on Steam exceeding more than a few. If not reccomended specs it certainly exceeds minimums as of now. (10/2014 ) Personally I've played games like ARMA 2 & 3, alien isolation, borderlands 2, kerbal space program, last light, far cry 3, battlefield 3, fallout nv and unmodded skyrim with this card. my frame rate is usually somewhere between 30 and 60 for most of those games and many of them it just stays around 60 on ultra settings. Coming from an Xbox 360 the graphical difference is quite noticeable. I was unable to play most of these games with my integrated GPU prior to installing this card. Installation was simple, basically plug and play. While not as incredible as the higher-end cards I've seen (780's, 980's) the 750 ti has firmly pulled me away from the consoles and planted me into the world of PC gaming. You get a lot of performance for a lower price compared with other cards. I would strongly recommend the 750ti evga for anyone seeking a solid entry-mid level gpu.

My old graphics card bit the dust, so had to find a suitable replacement. This card fit the bill. Especially like the duel fan setup, which allows it to run super cool. Price was right, features were right, and had no problems, even in my 7-yr old system. The 750ti works with latest games, and, if your processor is not too old, will hold its own with most of today's games and software. Plan to upgrade system in the future, but right now this card more than fits my needs....

I had an AMD Radeon Graphics card that kicked the can, when I went looking for the best graphics card under $150 this is all that would stand out among the rest. It's liquid cooled counter part would have been the better option but Best Buy didn't sell it. Still the benchmarks don't do it justice, playing games... does. It is a sizable graphics card, make sure your box it's too cramped. I have a mid to large sized Ultra tower and it just fit ;) Would send pictures of my awesome box but I'm too lazy. I bought the EVGA 750 watt Power in conjunction with this.