GeForce GTX 750 Ti Graphics Card, 4GB GDDR5, 128-Bit, PCIe 3.0 x16, DirectX 12, 640 CUDA Cores, Low Power Single Fan GPU for Gaming & Work

I bought this for college as I was no able to carry for pc from back home with me. So I built a very budget pc buying a standard dell with i5 and really good storage and putting the gym 750ti in it. I would say for being such an old gpu it’s is still able to give out a pretty good performance.

Easy upgrade replacement for older version. Works great.

Worked good

Ran hot. overheated. very loud.

Good card it arrived on time had zero problems installing it and currently gaming on it now

Vwry good!

I’ve had my GTX 750 Ti for several years now, and I’m honestly amazed at how well it’s held up. It’s not going to run the latest AAA titles at ultra settings, but for older games or eSports titles like CS:GO, League of Legends, or DOTA 2, it still delivers a smooth experience. It’s power efficient, doesn’t require an external power connector, and has been super reliable the entire time. For budget or legacy systems, this card is still a solid option.

I recently tried running some newer titles like Cyberpunk 2077 and Hogwarts Legacy with the GTX 750 Ti, and it just couldn’t keep up—even on the lowest settings. That said, for retro gaming, indie titles, and emulators, it works great. If you're into older titles or building a lightweight system for older games, this card still has a place. Just don’t expect miracles in modern AAA performance.