Question 1

Hello there, I just got this card today and installed it. It works great! But I didn't find the EVGA Accessory Pack in the package. Does the package comes in with the 6 or 8-pin supplemental power adapter? If so, then my package is missing that.

Accepted Answer

This card does not require additional power from that adapter. It is completely powered from the PCI slot, no adapter needed. This is a major reason I purchased it. My current system does not have a high wattage power supply so I wanted something that did not require that additional power overhead.

The card performs very well and runs quiet and cool, plays modern games well and was a great buy in my opinion.

Question 2

hi just wondering what kind of power connector pin it needs?

Accepted Answer

Fun fact, it doesn't! I was surprised too. You need a good enough power supply and a mobo that can handle enough power. I checked the box and it says you need a minimum of a 400W PSU with at least 20 amps on the +12v rail.

If you have a good enough power supply, you should be good. Hope this helps!

Question 3

Since this is EVGA superclocked graphics card, will I need an aftermarket CPU cooler or will the stock cooler work just fine?

Accepted Answer

I have purchased four of this model (02G-P4-3753-KR) and use them for Distributed computing. With a TDP of only 60W these things pack a lot of processing power for the amount of heat they generate. I'm not a gamer, but for my purposes they provide superior performance and reliability, even at the extreme. Averaging a load between 60-100% for 24/7, the stock cooler keeps them purring right along with the core speed fluctuating between 1280 and 1325mhz. A third party cooler would be a needless expense.

Question 4

Are the dimensions correct, is it only 6.7 inches long?

Accepted Answer

While mine is installed, and by physically looking ( clear case cover  ) that dimension is about right..   That is the reason I purchased it as before I had a long card and it covered come of my sata ports.
This was barely extends beyond the connector.

Question 5

Is it worth it to upgrade this from a GTX 560? or will there be very little difference? I play alot of MMO's and Steam indie's,, shooter's, prety much everything.

Accepted Answer

No, if you're just interested in performance (they'd be about the same). I already had a GTX 680, and the only reason I got the half as powerful 750Ti is for CUDA programming. The much lower power and no PCIe power cables required was a huge attraction for me too.

I usually compare GPUs using this table List_of_Nvidia_graphics_processing_units on Wikipedia

and look primarily at the GFLOPs and memory bandwidth columns. Sorry, this simple comparison does a huge disservice to  all those brilliant architectural improvements being made for Maxwell (the lower memory bandwidth on the GTX 750 is probably more than compensated for with the increased cache memory)

Question 6

does this gpu work with an amd computer build?

Accepted Answer

As long as your motherboard has a PCI Express 3.0 slot it will work.

Additionally, this card does not have any special power requirements like larger video cards do.

Question 7

My current configuration is:
Core i5-760 @2.8Ghz
4GB Ram
Zotac 9600 GT 1GB

Will this 750Ti be perfect for my PC? Or will my other Spec bottleneck the card?

Accepted Answer

If you are planning to game, this card will be perfect. If you will do little to no gaming, the card may be slightly overkill. I would suggest the 650 for little to no gaming. Also, be sure your motherboard has at least a PCIe 2.0 slot or better. While PCIe 1.0 would work, you won't get the most out of this card. This card plays all my games on high settings with no lag. Great card, highly recommend for gaming.

Question 8

AMD Phenom (tm) II X4 970 Processor 3.50 GHz - 8.0 GB Ram - Antec 850 PS - 64 bit operating System windows 7 Sound Blaster sound X-Fi Just want to make sure my system will handle this card?

Accepted Answer

Your system will easily handle this card. 
You could almost get any single GPU without much worry.

This card uses very little power, but if you are looking to max out newer games you may want to step up to a better card than this.

Question 9

Can I use two of these for an SLI setup on my build?

Accepted Answer

No the 750 ti does not support sli

Question 10

Hi. Couple of questions - (1) Just to confirm, does this card run off of just the PCI slot power or does it need an extra connector for direct PSU power? I know the EVGA 750ti with ACX cooling needs the 6 pin extra.
(2) For users who are currently running this card, how loud does it get under load? You guys hear the fan at all (if not in a sound dampened casing)?

Thanks

Accepted Answer

It runs from the PCI slot power. 
Very quiet operation, even under load. I have this in a HP 6300 pro MT with a 320W std. power supply. 
I am very pleased with my purchase of this card. I would highly recommend anyone to purchase this card. I have no doubt you'll be impressed with the performance.

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