MSI N750TI-2GD5/OC G-SYNC Support GeForce GTX 750 Ti 2GB 128-Bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 Video Card

Pros: Fast card with low power (around 85 watts max consumption) it says it requires 400 W PS but if your rig does not have a lot of accessories and you have a 300 W PS you'll should be ok. (although, as they say, your mileage may vary)

Cons: IMPORTANT- If you have a HP or other PC with an BIOS older than 3 years old this card WILL work but ONLY if you do the following: there is an UNDOCUMENTED SWITCH on the upper left hand side (closest to the ports) numbered 1-2 the default setting is 2 to work with UEFI compatible BIOS. If you switch this to 1 it WILL WORK with in Legacy BIOS mode! Of course it will be slightly slower but not much.

Overall Review: I have no idea why this is not mention in any of the docs but I found it on the web and it saved me sending this awesome card back! Seems a lot of people are running into this and sending back cards that are fine. MSI needs to add this to their docs.

Pros: Runs cool, 38 at idle 45 under load. Works fine with a 300 watt power supply. No Pci-e power plug needed, runs off slot power alone. Good frame rates with reasonable game settings.

Cons: None so far.

Overall Review: I wouldn't buy this if you have a 500 watt or higher power supply with a pci-e power plug, this card is for a specific need - low power draw. If you have a higher watt power supply, you can get a better performing card for about the same money. That said, if you've got a computer with a 300 or 400 watt power supply this card is a great choice.

Pros: I've purchased several 750ti gpus for builds, from various manufacturers (just depending on sales at the time). This MSI is as good as any of them. This is a really nice starting point for PC gaming, especially since it does not need auxiliary 6-pin power. With such low power supply requirements it's even possible to drop into those off-the-shelf PCs and turn them into something useful. No, you won't be playing most of the newest games at maximum settings. But bump the settings down to low/medium, and you'll be surprised. And for older or less demanding (indie) titles, even better.

Cons: No displayport, if that's important to you. It's a bit longer than some of the other single-fan 750tis. Nothing too outrageous, and should still fit in most small form factor builds, I'm just nitpicking to find some cons here.

Overall Review: I would recommend this product. One word of advice though, pay attention to the rebate period. MSI rebates must be postmarked within 15 days of purchase. Most manufacturers allow for 30 days. I knew this and yet still let the time lapse and lost out on a rebate. Really frustrating, so don't let it happen to you.

Pros: -Overclocks like a champ -No auxiliary power needed -Cooling system is quiet and does a good job -Fairly Small

Cons: -Not hot enough to heat my house during winter

Overall Review: Msi is a trusted brand to me. Its a great quality card, and it runs great. Even with no auxiliary power input, I've been able to overclock to around 1250mhz. Comes with a lot of software included like Afterburner (to overclock) and Kombuster (to test overclock). I would easily recommend to anyone who wants a cheap gaming experience as this card can run any modern title at 1080p at anywhere from medium-ultra settings, depending on the game (and thats using it with a 6 year old processor and a motherboard that is PCI-E gen 1, so imagine it on a much newer standard). You will not regret this card.

Pros: -Easy set up -MSI afterburner made using this card a breeze -Driver updates with nearly every major game release -DVI, HDMI, and VGA ports -Lots of tools and resources to use online

Cons: -Drivers have crashed on me twice, but an update from GeForce and a system restart has always fixed it

Overall Review: This card runs most games at 1080p 60fps. Don't expect any 4K resolution from this card. Good for enthusiast and those who are building their first computer. Use GeForce to automatically update your game's graphics settings for smooth performance.

Pros: Doesn't require an extra power connector Slightly overclocked out of the box Can fit into small cases Cheap

Cons: One of the hottest and loudest running non-reference cards

Overall Review: I picked up this card for my extremely low-budget gaming build (sub $450). Compared to other 750 Ti cards offered by various manufacturers, this version runs a tad hotter and louder. The reason I bought this card was simply because it was on sale and fit into my budget. At the time, I simply could not afford a more powerful GPU. However, that's not to say the 750 Ti is a BAD card by any stretch of the imagination. Paired with a decent CPU, it should be able to run most modern games on medium-high settings at 60 FPS. From my own tests, it was able to easily handle Battlefield 3 on high settings with max temps hovering around 65 C. Recommendation: If you have a mid-range budget, there are better performing cards for just ~$30 more. However, if you are on a really tight budget like I was and need a decent GPU for gaming (and don't mind playing on medium-high settings), then this card isn't a bad choice.

Pros: Low power draw Runs cool Quiet stock fan OC easily

Cons: The card physically feels like cheap plastic. Not important to its performance, but it was very obvious while holding.

Overall Review: Runs lots of games on highest settings (Batman Arkham Asylum, WoW, Dota 2) while consuming a tiny amount of power. Great improvements in efficiency in power draw.

Pros: Owned for a few months now. The video card currently available in market with best performance price ratio. Quiet yet powerful. Good enough to handle average PC games. Overall a very nice video card for entry level (arguable low medium level) applications.

Cons: Look for 960 as next level video card (price range $150-220) if you want to buy something for medium level applications.