Step up to EVGA GeForce GTX gaming with the new GTX 750. Its powerful, ultra-efficient, next-gen architecture makes the GTX 750 the weapon of choice for serious gaming at an incredible value.
GTX 750 and GTX 750 Ti cards give you the gaming horsepower to take on today's most demanding titles in full 1080p HD. They deliver 25% more performance than previous-generation cards and up to twice the power efficiency, thanks to the next generation NVIDIA Maxwell architecture. Plus, they come loaded with GeForce GTX gaming technologies like NVIDIA GameStream, G-Sync and GeForce Experience.
If you're looking for hyper-realistic gameplay, stunning visuals and exceptional value, this is your graphics card!
Q: Is this card still available in a rerefurbished condition?
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Q: Will this card work on a mid 2010 mac pro? WIth updated mac OS?
A: good luck with this onel my brother in law (computer engineer). meshed windows 8.1 with and mac os. it worked for 6 months and everything crashed. apple is very stingy with its parts. its like a booby trap. macbook pro has at its best a low end nvidia graphics card and a dual core i7. and this setup is 4,000 to 5,000 range. my old nvidia 765m on my laptop would still outperform a top end mac book pro low end nvidia graphics card. macbook pro is simplly not for gaming (especially ultra 4k gaming).
Q: Can you put this card in a Lenovo ideacentre 300 s ?
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Q: Will this card run Windows 7?
A: yes it will. I have it running on my windows 7. As long as you have the PCIe slot you are good to go
Q: Can you use all three ports at once?
A: Yes, you can use all three ports on this Graphics card.
Q: will this card work with windows xp?
A: Yes
Q: What's the max power supply required?
A: Since this card only has tdp of 60 watts you can run it with a 300 watt power supply or higher just whatever you decide you want in your pc.
Q: Will this work with PCI Express 2.0 x16 mother board?
A: Yes this card will work just fine in a PCIe 2.0 x16 slot. The PCI standard is that all devices must be backward compatible. Meaning, you can use a 3.0 device in a 2.0 slot, but you will only get PCIe 2.0 bandwidth (which makes things slower at low-level hardware level, but you probably won't notice much difference).