NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 detailed

Published: Jan 29th 2014, 19:18 GMT

GTX 750

WCCFtech managed to find the first listing of the upcoming GeForce GTX 750 graphics card.

It appears that first Maxwell-based graphics cards will have a very similar configuration to GeForce GTX 650 Ti series. NVIDIA is preparing two cards, including 750 Ti and non-Ti. These cards will replace 650 Ti and 650 respectively.

The GM107 GPU would feature 768 CUDA cores, the number of ROPs and Texture Units has not yet been confirmed.

The GeForce GTX 750 would be clocked at 1020 MHz with a memory at 5 GHz. It supports GPU Boost, so you can expect a clock rate up to 1085 MHz.

While GTX 750 Ti will be available with 2GB memory, the 750 non-Ti comes with 1GB GDDR5 frame buffer. Both cards are equipped with 128b interface.

GeForce GTX 750 will be released on February 18th.

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Source: Tmall via WCCFtech




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