Just curious about this.
If I got a GTX 750, and not the Ti version, how much performance would I lose?

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Ti version is faster by ~10%
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So there's not that much different of performance in them? and would a power supply of 350W be enough to handle the GTX 750?

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Hmm weird. On Geforce, it says 300W

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You probably could run it with 350W, but you may have issues depending on what you do. I have no idea, though, the data isn't consistent.

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350 isn't much. You can get 500 watt power supplies from micro center for $20

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PSU is the most important thing, its the heart of your machine.
get lost with your 20 bucks PSUs. it should be 80+ certified

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I think you're just paying extra for a brand name personally. I got a 550 watt power supply for $20 and its ran great for over 2 years so far.

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I wonder how much energy goes wasted with that. You'll probably pay more overtime because it consumes more power.

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i could be wrong but dont power supplies only draw what they need and thre 550 watts is the maximum it can reliably provide

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No, they deliver 550W to the PC, what they draw out of the plug is higher since the energy must be converted from AC to DC (or was it DC to AC?), anyway that causes a loss of energy when converted. And 80+ certified PSU's succesfully convert atleast 80% of the power they draw, resulting less energy loss.

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it's AC to DC, you're right

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Ok thanks! Got myself kinda confused with AC and DC.

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If you do that, you're on the highway to hell

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Not a good advice, he probably don't want to lose his PC.

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Why would he lose his pc? I got a 550 watt power supply for $20 and its ran great for over 2 years so far.

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not much? 10% is a world when talking about graphic cards...retard

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If he's not very good in those kind of thing you shouldn't insult him.We really don't need people like you on the forum....

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350W should easily handle a 750 or 750Ti, they're very efficient cards.

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Is that it? The 650 Ti is like 50% more powerful than the 650 (last I checked), I'm surprised there isn't a similar performance gap in the 700 series.

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The 750 Ti is the best value card right now; I'd just save up the extra $30 to get that.

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doesn't matter both are great

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Pff, 750, GTX780 FTW

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I'd chose 750 TI if I where you, the price/performance price is better.

Also I recommend you this version: MSI GAMING N750Ti TF 2GD5/OC GeForce GTX 750 Ti.
MSI TwinFrozers are great coolers, it keeps your GPU really cool. Also this one is overclocked for you, so you get even more power out of your GPU.

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Just use this tool:

http://www.anandtech.com/bench/product/1131?vs=1130

It is a great comparison tool for GPUs. Use this site for price comparison:

http://pcpartpicker.com/parts/video-card/

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128-bit 128-bit

both sux balls

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also if you care to have g-sync for the future, make sure the version you get has displayport, only a handful of 750ti come with it

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The card pulls roughly 38w, even though it is rated at 60w, so most power supplies will not be an issue. They can be put into old E-machines with pci-e slots and run just fine.

These cards were made for use without the need of extra power and can be used in pretty much any low power, low end system.

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i have 750 Ti, bought it entirely because of low power usage.

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There's around a 15% difference. Here are a couple of reviews featuring both cards:
Anandtech and
guru3d.

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