Interesting that it says it uses a 6-pin power connector when it doesn't show anywhere on the photo the otherwise.

Do they not make cards with single slot coolers anymore? Even these low power entry level cards have dual slot coolers slapped on them.

...what? Unless i'm clearly missing something, that photo wouldn't even be possible to show it, so what exactly are you trying to say/get at?

Well, pretty much exactly what I said--the article states that it will use a 6-pin connector when the 'leak' doesn't show otherwise. Take what you want from it, but it probably means PNY paid Guru3d to publish the article, less the specs for the exact card are floating around the internet. Even with the holder 750/Ti, you had variants with and without 6-pins.

Well, pretty much exactly what I said--the article states that it will use a 6-pin connector when the 'leak' doesn't show otherwise. Take what you want from it, but it probably means PNY paid Guru3d to publish the article, less the specs for the exact card are floating around the internet. Even with the holder 750/Ti, you had variants with and without 6-pins.

We do not get paid for articles / news. So I do not appreciate the insinuation. Entry-level products like 950 will be below 100 Watts TDp, you get 75 Through the PCI-Express slot, and then all partners use a 6-pin / 75W connector with an exception here and there. Heck, perhaps I have already seen and tested some GTX 950 cards ?

We do not get paid or accept money for articles / news or content. So I do not appreciate the insinuation. Entry-level products like 950 will be below 100 Watts TDP, you get 75 through the PCI-Express slot, and then all partners use a 6-pin / 75W connector with an exception here and there. Heck, perhaps I have already seen and tested some GTX 950 cards ?

Well, pretty much exactly what I said--the article states that it will use a 6-pin connector when the 'leak' doesn't show otherwise. Take what you want from it, but it probably means PNY paid Guru3d to publish the article, less the specs for the exact card are floating around the internet. Even with the holder 750/Ti, you had variants with and without 6-pins.

The picture in the article is of the slot side of the card. There has never been a power connector on the slot side of the card for obvious reasons. So, from the picture, it's not possible to tell whether the card has a 6-pin connector or not.

i "think" that's his point? the fact that it's being claimed as having the 6-pin even though the only leak we have does not tell you one way or the other. Though i still don't understand the purpose of his post.

With the 960 going for roughly $200, and the 750Ti going for as high as $140-$160, it would make more sense to replace something along the 750Ti price bracket than to roll out something with hardware requirements similar to the 960.

just for info about the 6 pin: - i have recentely get 2 750Ti from ASUS to build friend's computer, same ref, same model etc... one have 6 pin and other don't have, the only difference is one was build 1 month later... about perf: it's the same and OC the same. on those entry segment it isn't important. about picture: we can't see... PNY use NVidia design so the 6 pin can be horizontal or vertical (or both in high end GPU). we can't see right now, but maybe there is one (or not lol).

just for info about the 6 pin: - i have recentely get 2 750Ti from ASUS to build friend's computer, same ref, same model etc... one have 6 pin and other don't have, the only difference is one was build 1 month later... about perf: it's the same and OC the same. on those entry segment it isn't important. about picture: we can't see... PNY use NVidia design so the 6 pin can be horizontal or vertical (or both in high end GPU). we can't see right now, but maybe there is one (or not lol).

Edit: It doesn't make sense though. With the 960 going for roughly $200, and the 750Ti going for as high as $140-$160, it would make more sense to replace something along the 750Ti price bracket than to roll out something with hardware requirements similar to the 960.

Would this be an ideal card for 1024 x 768 res?