#4747182

rflair

Moderator

2014-01-20 11:21

Some Compute performance would be nice to see along with some GPU specs.

#4747210

eXXon

2014-01-20 12:21

The performance of the card, seems underwhelming if true. Granted the drivers are unofficial, but I thought Maxwell would leap-frog Kepler in terms of performance while consuming less power. Could official drivers increase performance by 30% over these rumored numbers? Doubt it.

#4747230

V@IO

2014-01-20 13:08

@ James Frazer, if you see a problem in an article report it politely, there is no need to be rude. Sometimes articles are posted, and edited afterwards 🙂 ^ Never mind

#4747235

FordLynx07

2014-01-20 13:15

Where does it place the GTX650Ti Boost?

#4747239

War child

2014-01-20 13:22

I would love to see James Frazer trying to make the same report in Dutch and let us critique his attempt. Looking at the performance, I find it hard to accept. I hope this introductory card is underperforming due to drivers. We have seen this in the past. Regardless of 750 Ti performance, I always get excited when new architecture hits the market.

#4747240

Memorian

2014-01-20 13:24

Pretty weak card but it's just a GM107.

#4747256

-Tj-

2014-01-20 14:06

^ Yeah.. Should be ok for a physx gpu, that's if you have your main gpu that's a little weak.

#4747259

k1net1cs

2014-01-20 14:10

Just a heads-up: the 'removed' comment posts are still visible on the article.

#4747263

chasus

2014-01-20 14:22

As long as this 'GTX 750Ti' performs lower than a GTX760, then there is no conflict. Direct comparison between two series might not be possible sometimes. And, perhaps, there will be a GTX750 Ultra to sit between this 750Ti and a 760?

#4747289

Gembel

2014-01-20 15:11

http://hothardware.com/News/NVIDIA-Exposes-GPU-Roadmap-Kepler-Arrives-2011-Maxwell-in-2013/ I thought maxwell will have 3 times more horse power over keppler

#4747291

eclap

2014-01-20 15:17

As long as this 'GTX 750Ti' performs lower than a GTX760, then there is no conflict. Direct comparison between two series might not be possible sometimes. And, perhaps, there will be a GTX750 Ultra to sit between this 750Ti and a 760?

Nvidia dropped the "ultra" moniker years ago. Also, there's no point calling a low end card ultra. Or to have so many similar cards performance wise. That segment of the market is already over saturated.

#4747299

Undying

2014-01-20 15:24

Nvidia dropped the "ultra" moniker years ago. Also, there's no point calling a low end card ultra. Or to have so many similar cards performance wise. That segment of the market is already over saturated.

Indeed. I even find funny how they call a 650/750 a "GTX", it's just a GT for midrange and 760 and up are GTX.

#4747328

Denial

2014-01-20 16:20

The performance of the card, seems underwhelming if true. Granted the drivers are unofficial, but I thought Maxwell would leap-frog Kepler in terms of performance while consuming less power. Could official drivers increase performance by 30% over these rumored numbers? Doubt it.

http://hothardware.com/News/NVIDIA-Exposes-GPU-Roadmap-Kepler-Arrives-2011-Maxwell-in-2013/ I thought maxwell will have 3 times more horse power over keppler

It's a 750? What did you expect? Better numbers than the 780? How do you even know what it has under the hood to achieve those numbers? Also the roadmap you linked clearly shows performance per watt. It's entirely possible for nvidia to cut power by a third and maintain the same performance and that graph would still be accurate. Obviously that probably didn't happen, but saying it has "3 times more horsepower" isn't accurate at all.

#4747335

anub1s18

2014-01-20 16:47

nvidia wouldn't let the 750ti cannibalize the 760 sales by having it be faster, though i'd think it's odd that it doesn't beat the 660 perhaps with final drivers. and it doesn't show the power consumption, Maxwell is supposed to deliver more power per watt then Kepler and that's what i'm mainly interested in. looking for a intermediate card till the 8 series arrives since my 470 is getting it's ass handed to it left and right by my modded skyrim and some of the more resent games (though the vram is what seems to be cripling me the most. i'd wait for final review to see what's actually used and what it's capable of (oc). could be a lot of disabled clusters or perhaps none who knows.

#4747339

toniglandyl

2014-01-20 16:58

we don't know anything about this card, so the performance numbers are irrelevant. it could be Nvidia's cheap, cool and efficient low profile and single slot card to fit the trend of low profile PCs. I mean, if this card is priced right, it could be interesting for a lot of budget players who want to benefit from the latest stuff (shadowplay and all)

#4747371

Undying

2014-01-20 17:43

Considering GTX660/ti or even 270x can be found for 170-180€ it really need to priced lower, but knowing nvidia that may not be the case. Time will tell...

#4747392

---TK---

2014-01-20 18:32

Nvidia is releasing low end first it seems. They don't have to lower prices on gk104 gk110 releasing this stuff.

#4747416

Fender178

2014-01-20 19:43

I didn't expect that the 750ti would be slower than a 660 even with updated drivers. Man maybe Nividia will add some tweak the card some what to make it faster than the 660.

#4747421

Denial

2014-01-20 19:51

I didn't expect that the 750ti would be slower than a 660 even with updated drivers. Man maybe Nividia will add some tweak the card some what to make it faster than the 660.

I don't get why you didn't expect that? The 650 isn't faster than a 560 and a 550 isnt faster then a 460 and even the 450 isn't faster then a 260. Why would a 750 be faster than a 660?

#4747425

oOEvil1Oo

2014-01-20 19:58

If they release a card like this that is a beast compared to a 660, or above it really would hurt their sales. This is going to be a low end next gen GPU. We have no idea about power, heat or anything with these yet, and with them releasing low end 1st, they would butcher future sales of 760 and up cards. Just my $.02