GeForce GTX 750 Ti "Maxwell" First Performance Numbers Out

Nordic · Jan 20, 2014

660 performance without even needing a 6pin. What a dream.

Casecutter · Jan 20, 2014

james888 said:
What a dream.

Or progress? Might Maxwell be that good?

Nordic · Jan 20, 2014

Casecutter said:
Or progress? Might Maxwell be that good?

I am saying that would be awesome, not being sarcastic for once. I have an old 9800gt still, the green version that required no 6pin. I still love that card. Since then I have become more of a power user though and would want a 2x8pin gpu.

Nihilus · Jan 23, 2014

james888 said:
660 performance without even needing a 6pin. What a dream.

Um ok, the card is an low-med level card so big deal. This is your idea of a dream? Slightly faster than last gen, rather disappointing.

Nordic · Jan 23, 2014

Nihilus said:
Um ok, the card is an low-med level card so big deal. This is your idea of a dream? Slightly faster than last gen, rather disappointing.

The highest performance card that you can get right now not needing even a 6pin is a 7750 I am pretty sure.

rtwjunkie · Jan 23, 2014

xorbe said:
Notice the 650 Ti Boost disappeared so quickly? I guess it was faster than nv wanted.

I know! They were the perfect blend of price and performance! Sad to see it go.

Nihilus · Jan 24, 2014

james888 said:
The highest performance card that you can get right now not needing even a 6pin is a 7750 I am pretty sure.

So what?! The POS 250 w power supply that came with my mini ITX board had a 6-pin. Really, what p/s does not have at least one 6-pin?

xorbe · Jan 24, 2014

Nihilus said:
So what?! The POS 250 w power supply that came with my mini ITX board had a 6-pin. Really, what p/s does not have at least one 6-pin?

picoPSU

Crap Daddy · Jan 26, 2014

Not quite a 660 but the kick is no six pin connector. I'd say it looks pretty impressive on 28nm. And it's not about PSU. It's efficiency, think what the big Maxwell can do. If this 750 is indeed Maxwell...

Nordic · Jan 26, 2014

Nihilus said:
So what?! The POS 250 w power supply that came with my mini ITX board had a 6-pin. Really, what p/s does not have at least one 6-pin?

Yes. It is niche. I niche my pc used to fall into. Now I have bigger more powerfull components cooled better with water.

Nihilus · Feb 13, 2014

Crap Daddy said:
Not quite a 660 but the kick is no six pin connector. I'd say it looks pretty impressive on 28nm. And it's not about PSU. It's efficiency, think what the big Maxwell can do. If this 750 is indeed Maxwell...

Are you sure about the six-pin thing? I though there was a six pin on it. This shiny new Maxwell architecture will have it's work cut out for it. The AMD 265, which is basically a massaged hd 7850, has been reviewed. And it is a price/$ and perf/watt champion. Pretty good for a two year old design.

Nihilus · Feb 13, 2014

Never mind, found it!

http://www.techpowerup.com/197807/g...m-a-single-6-pin-connector.html?cp=2#comments

james888 said:
660 performance without even needing a 6pin. What a dream.

Dream on, Nvidia would of been much better off re-badgeing the 650 ti boost

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