MSI Releases 75W GeForce GTX 950 Graphics Card
The MSI GeForce GTX 950 is the latest addition to MSI’s line-up of NVIDIA GeForce GTX 900 series. It demonstrates the power efficiency of Maxwell as it only requires 75W power consumption and doesn’t need a power connector.
MSI Geforce GTX 950 offers gamers with moderate budget a perfect choice with smooth and solid performance, especially on 1080P gaming session and MOBA games. The MSI GeForce GTX 950 series cards are equipped with renowned Military Class 4 components to ensure the highest level of durability can be provided. If you want more performance, you can also easily squeeze every last bit of performance out of the graphics cards with MSI Afterburner.
Except the power consumption is down to 75W, all other specifications are exactly the same as the current GTX950 2GD5 OCV1& V2
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And despite being a gimped version 950, the performance difference at this level should be negligible, since most of these are going to be used in HTPC's or casual/streaming gaming rigs.
it's not so gimped, the maxwell of the 750Ti without 6pin OC as hell, like the one on 750Ti with the 6Pin...
i expect the same with the GTX950 without the 6Pin as it is already even more cool than the 750TI when in use.
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GOD DAMMIT!!!! SINGLE SLOT. SSSSSSSSIIIINNNGLLLLLEEEEEEEE SLOT!!!!
i am gonna go jump off a bridge
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What the hell do we have to do to get a low profile Maxwell 2.0 card?
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GOD DAMMIT!!!! SINGLE SLOT. SSSSSSSSIIIINNNGLLLLLEEEEEEEE SLOT!!!!
i am gonna go jump off a bridge
Literally read my bloody mind.
Is it really that hard to integrate a single-slot cooler on that card? Someone please enlighten me.
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See, this is what I was waiting for--the successor to the 750Ti.
To me, it was nonsensical when nVidia initially released the 950, since it really didn't bring anything to the table relative to it's price bracket--spend a bit more money, and get a fairly capable 960, or save a few bucks and get the convenience of a 750Ti.
And despite being a gimped version 950, the performance difference at this level should be negligible, since most of these are going to be used in HTPC's or casual/streaming gaming rigs.