Question 1

do both the HDMI outputs support sound out? the main reason I'm upgrading is my current setup is a bluetooth keyboard with my PC run to the living room tv AND a TV the garage. my current ATI card quit working right when I upgraded to windows 10. (i had had to roll back the drivers on it with windows 7 years ago and quit updating).
also, how well does it support different resolution monitors? my main screen is 1080 and my alt is only 720.
any help would be much appreciated

Accepted Answer

This card handles multiple resolutions just fine.
As for both HDMI outs supporting sound I haven't tried them but audio is part of the HDMI spec and I can't see any reason why one could output sound but the other could't.

Question 2

Is it compatible with DirectX?

Accepted Answer

Yes it is DirectX 12 it is right in the description

Question 3

Do both molex ends have to be plugged it to power the card?  Better yet, can a 6-pin to 6-pin be used to power this card straight from the Power Supply?

Accepted Answer

both molex ends have to be used but if u already have a 6pin plug off your power supply then you dont need to use the molex adapter

Question 4

Between ""Asus GTX 750Ti-OC 2GB DDR5  and GIGABYTE GeForce GTX 750 Ti 2GB WINDFORCE 2X OC EDITION"" which one is the best one overall comparing price,  performance ???

Accepted Answer

Any differences in performance between the two cards will be indistinguishable from a user's point of view.  You would have to run benchmarks with both to measure the difference, and it won't be much.  In gaming, you might see 1 or 2 fps difference, but I doubt it and even if it occurred, you would never pick up on that with your eyes.

Question 5

Is the card SLI capable?

Accepted Answer

So it doesn't supply a SLI bridge.  They're sold separately for between $16 - $30 depending on the brand....

That still didn't answer my question as to whether or not the card itself is SLI capable.

Question 6

I am thinking of getting this card because the one I have in now is just a makeshift card and it's already flashing really bad. I don't know if this card is compatible with my setup though and the last time I bought one, I thought it would work... and it did nothing. The power supply and motherboard are the two things I'm worried about not working with it. I'm running a Thermaltake Tr2 600w power supply and an asus m3n ht deluxe hdmi motherboard. Would you by any chance know if they will work together?

Accepted Answer

This card is compatible with your motherboard, and your power supply has WAY more power than you need for this setup.  The graphics card pulls about 70 watts.  Your processor undoubtedly pulls less than 125 watts.  If your configuration wasn't working, I would have to ask whether you connected the power supply lead to the graphics card.  If you're already having other problems like flashing, you may have a failing power supply.  Get a good-brand 400-500 watt power supply to check it out.

Question 7

can it play battlefield 1? (assuming the rest of the specs are recommended)

Accepted Answer

I have played battlefield 1 with a far lesser card, this card is awesome I have 3 24" monitors connected and play all the new games with no issues.

Question 8

One of the reviewers mentioned that UEFI bios is required for this card.  Is that reviewer correct?

Accepted Answer

No. UEFI is not required... I have this card on 2 machine not using UEFI... Working  perfectly.

Question 9

Hi all. I'm looking for an upgrade for my 650 ti and this one should do the trick.However I have a few questions:

What is the power consumption like? Will it work with a 600W power supply?

How well does it perform? My old 650 ti can run overwatch on ultra with few frame drops below 60 (Not overclocked as well), will this perform better?

What are the average temps for this bad boy? Need to know the temps while idle and under load.

Thanks for any answer to any question.

Accepted Answer

There won't be a huge performance improvement going from a 650 Ti to a 750 Ti, but there is a huge power improvement.  The 650 Ti pulls 110 watts versus the 750 Ti pulling 60 watts (stock clock speeds).  Games tend to load my GPU up to about 75% (varies wildly) and temperatures get up to about 40 C when everything is clean (in a 72-degree Fahrenheit room).  BOINC, which maxes out my GPU on a sustained basis, runs the GPU up to 50 to 52 C, which is well within specifications.  As far as power, 600 watts is way more than you need for this GPU and even a power-hungry CPU like the FX-8350.  The 750 Ti only pulls 60 watts at stock clocks so even a fully loaded system probably won't draw more than 300 watts and probably closer to 250.  A 400 watt PSU is more than adequate and depending on your system, you can run just fine with a much smaller PSU.

Question 10

is it compatible with a HP Envy 800-030qe desktop?

Accepted Answer

Your PC has more than enough power to run this graphics card.  Please be aware that this is not a substantial upgrade from the cards that originally came with that computer (GT 640, GTX 645, GTX 660, GTX 680).  In fact, the GTX 660 will outperform the 750 Ti in many ways.  Don't waste your money; your video card is probably still getting the job done, and this one will not offer a substantial improvement, although it may give you a savings in electricity (minimal).

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