ASUS GTX750 Ti Review
3D Mark 11
Published: 7th March 2014 | Source: ASUS | Price: £131.99 |
3D Mark 11
We're surprised that even with this cooler and therefore the GPU Boost 2.0 bumping the card speeds up to a good level, there still isn't quite enough to trouble the GTX650Ti Boost's we reviewed a while ago. There definitely is some extra oomph to be had out of the ASUS card though.
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Regarding the strange placement of the power connector, if you look at the PCB, you'll notice the GPU is towards the back of the card and power delivery circuitry is near the power connector.
If they wanted to place the power connector where it normally is, it would have meant running metal tracks almost the full length of the PCB carrying a reasonable amount of current which wouldn't be a good idea really.Quote
If they wanted to place the power connector where it normally is, it would have meant running metal tracks almost the full length of the PCB carrying a reasonable amount of current which wouldn't be a good idea really.Quote
That you reached a firmware limit in the overclock is interesting. I hope they will change this in a later update if its not a core restriction. IF thats the case right across the board for Maxwell cards then it could be an exciting time for GFX card overclockingQuote
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I think there is a typo in the AVP graph for the Club3D 7950 Royal King though.
EDIT: No typo, just seems the 7950 royal king got worse performance than all the other 7950s in AVP for some reason. The HIS 7950 got 78fps for example.Quote