Pros: Runs everything I throw at it! Plays Dragon Age: Inquisition at maxed graphics.

Cons: It doesn't run new games really well; Assassin's Creed: Syndicate. In fact, I have to lower a lot of the settings.

Pros: It looks great, works great the fan isn't loud I get 120 or so frames on csgo I am Aldo on 2gb of ram if that affects it any way

Cons: nothing

Pros: Low power consumption - only 60W usage

Does not require PCIE slot

Small - only 6.7 inches long

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: Very solid card for a budget build. Low power consumption and small design allows it to fit into smaller chassis' while maintaining your electric bill.

Pros: -Its a 750, one of the best GPUs ever made. Period.
-Stays cool, never gets much higher than 40c in my PC.
-Runs Fallout 4 on the ultra preset and averages around 40FPS.

Cons: -No backplate.
-No free breakfast in bed.

Other Thoughts: I used to own the original GTX 750, then my friend bought that computer off me. Now I have another PC and another 750.

I plan to upgrade around tax time next year to a GTX 970. Even if I didn't, this card would be fine for gaming for the next 4 years more then likely.

Pros: This is an outstanding Video Card that is well worth the money. I installed it in a pretty aged computer and it has given it a whole new life. No compatibility issues, no driver issues--just awesome performance.

Cons: I find absolutely nothing negative about this product.

Other Thoughts: My review of EVGA’s GeForec GTX 750ti graphics card may very well be advantageous to people who still have Dell XPS Studio 435T/9000 desktops in operation like myself (with 0X501H motherboards). The original Nvidia GT220, 1GB graphics card that shipped with the computer finally died and I elected to replace it with EVGA’s GeForce 750ti.
While doing research on the Internet to find a suitable replacement card, I was amazed to discover that some owners of XPS 9000s had major concerns or hardware compatibility issues with this particular system (as recent as 2014). Well, I am very happy to say that I ordered my prebuilt system mid-2009 and have not experienced too many problems with it at all.
I have replaced and added hardware without any major issues and the GTX750ti I just installed actually raised my Dell computer to new heights. To put it my own simplest terms, the 750ti is a truly awesome match for 9000 systems. The 750ti really works great with my 0X501H motherboard and Dell generic 475W Power Supply Unit. I haven’t experienced a single glitch since installing it. By the way, I upgraded to Windows 10 a few weeks ago and this is where of all of my woes reside.
The next things I want to say about the 750ti is that it is perfect for my needs and computer tasks. I don’t do any serious gaming so it works fine for me. I’ve read and understand that is not be suitable for people who engage in heavy gaming. But I will say this: The 750ti is very solidly built, very compact, and is very nice looking. There certainly aren’t any ‘fit’ issues with the 750ti and Dell 435T/9000. Heck, a car battery may even fit in 9000s case—huge. It is whisper quiet and the electronics technology is a work of art. It has more than enough onboard RAM for casual users, is powered by the PCI slot and only uses 60W of power; no cable to PSU connection required. And it generates gorgeous graphics and images on my monitor and in a hurry, too!!! There is no choppy, flat-looking detail with my Flight Simulator software anymore.
All of this being said, I believe that the 750ti is a perfect match for our older model Studio 435T/9000s. It 750ti renders outstanding graphics and sound quality if properly connected to a quality monitor via a DVI or HDMI interface backed by a reasonable sound reproduction source. Again, I really believe that the EVGA GTX 750ti is truly an awesome graphics card for us old school-ers.
I’ll mention a few final things that may be suited only for 435T/9000 owners who are still dabbling with hardware compatibility issues, mainly finding the perfect graphics card. First, 435T/9000s are (still) very nice desktops with a lot left to offer. However, I think that we should accept them for what they are—technologically obsolete. For example, a 9000’s motherboard PCI-Express slot is (v2.0). But this is a non-issue with regards to most hardware such as graphics cards—especially with the 750ti. My feedback from subject matter experts confirmed that m

Pros: Well the frames are amazing the fans quiet the price is great

Cons: NONE

Pros: I bought this card for an older PC just to give it a little boost with some extra RAM and a better GPU. It is small, does not need lots of power, very quite, very cool even under stress, and the price is very reasonable.

Cons: The mediocre overall rating I gave to this product is because of the way EVGA handle their rebates. Do not ever throw UPS shipping label !!! because apparently to EVGA this is the ultimate, above all, proof that you bough their product. Never buy 2 or more products with rebates at the same time because all of them need that label for rebates (good luck providen THE ORIGINAL to all of them)... I also think newegg could do a better job warning about this issue. At least, newegg made it right with me later and this way saved me as their customer. I really appreciate that. Now, to EVGA I can tell one thing, my last 2 GPUs were made by you, but I am 100% positive this is not gonna happen in the future again... ever. $10 is not a big deal, but you lost more than saved on me. You cannot possible be so disrespectful with the people who actually are buying your stuff...

Other Thoughts: instead of being honest with them, just say it came with the damaged label and they will treat this as a special case ;) and you will have a better chance for getting your small rebate

Manufacturer Response:

Dear Darius A.,

I do apologize for the troubles you are having with your EVGA Rebate Request. I can assure you that we are here to assist and support you as best we can. If you haven't already done so, then I would encourage you to contact our 24 hour Technical Support team by phone 1.888.881.3842 and pressing option 1 or by email: Newegg@EVGA.com so that we can assist you. Please be sure to have your Rebate Tracking number handy when contacting us.

Sincerely,
EVGA Customer Support

Pros: - Updated architecture
- Very small
- Does not require extra power
- Runs modern games at 1080p 60fps easy
- Gets the job done (very well)

Cons: - No SLI support.
- The 770 will perform better (at a cost).

Other Thoughts: I bought this card to replace an old 560Ti that was kicking the bucket. The 750Ti was a vast improvement, and to my surprise it was half the size. Didn't even require extra power. I have been running this card with two 1080p displays for over a year doing everything from application development, game development, 3D modeling, and gaming. It does it all, and performs like a champ.

This is possibly the best bang for the buck out of the 700 series if you're looking for smooth 1080p performance at the highest quality. I would only suggest a higher end card if you plan on running applications in U-HD resolutions at frame-rates exceeding 60fps. In that case a 770 or a card out of the 900 series may be more your cup of tea.

Pros: I put the Superclocked version in a Dell Optiplex 9020 desktop computer for use with light gaming since the integrated Intel graphics just weren't powerful enough. The 750ti stays right around 60fps at maximum settings in nearly every game I have tried so far, which is pretty fantastic for such an inexpensive GPU. There are definitely more powerful cards, but none more powerful that will work in a pre-built computer with a power supply that does not have a separate 6-pin power connector for video cards.

This EVGA single fan card is also extremely cool and quiet (the 2 fan versions are significantly louder). Even though it is overclocked very high straight from the factory, it never goes above 60 degrees C at max load and I can't even hear its cooling fan over the already very quiet Dell power supply fan unless I put my ear about 2 inches away from the video card with the side of the case open.

Short version: If you have an OEM computer and want better graphics for games, get this card!

Cons: I honestly can't think of any. It won't get 60fps at max settings in some of the very newest, most demanding games, but that's not really a Con since this truly is the best card you can get if your computer doesn't support more power hungry cards that need a separate power connector.

Pros: I've owned this card for about 3 months and so far its been performing flawlessly. I've been playing Metro: Last light, Battlefield 3, Fallout 4 and Dying Light all on Ultra high settings with no lag and high fps. Don't hesitate, If you want great gaming performance at a low price this is the card for you!

Cons: None so far.

Other Thoughts: I've noticed some of the negative reviews saying this card will freeze or cause random reboots after a few minutes. Its not the cards fault the problems most likely with your motherboard!! This card is not compatible with all motherboards!! Double check your motherboard and BIOS for compatibility before buying!!! My computer has the Gigabyte Ultra Durable 3 motherboard and this card worked perfectly.