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Zotac GTX 750
The product still uses Zotac’s look-and-feel traditional look. Even for high-end graphics cards like the GTX 780 Ti, they are not as stylish as the packaging but still use the same case. This is Zotac’s very own trait.
The card accessory includes a manual, a driver disc, and a DVI-Dsub port. Accessories are incomplete because the card is equipped with two DVI ports and a mini HDMI port but no HDMI-HDMI mini-port is included in the box. Users who need to use the HDMI interface will have to purchase this port.
The familiar design of the popular Zotac graphics card with a fan heatsink. The circuit board looks pretty short. Looking at the PCIe x16 pin, you can see that Zotac has shrunk the card length to a minimum. This design is less attractive but it compensates for lower production costs leading to lower costs, while also preventing the flow of air in the casings of popular machines.
The card does not require extra power, users only need a power supply of 350W real power is peace of mind to use.
The ports include: 2 DVI ports, 1 mini HDMI port.
The circuit board is shortened to the maximum so the components on the stack are very tight. Around the GPU there are four pads to prevent collisions between the heatsink and the circuit board when users disassemble the toilet. These 4 pads also work to prevent warped boards from tightening.
The Zotac GTX 750 is equipped with three power phases – enough for one non-powered GPU. Each phase is controlled by two low impedance mosfets.
Four 256 MB Skhynix memory chips make up 1 GB of memory for the card.
Aluminum block radiators, no copper heatpipe.
The card is slightly overclocked to 1033/1253 MHz.
The very short card that is attached to the Main still surpasses that although the Main ASRock Z77 Extreme4 is not yet full size ATX.
Overclocking – Temperature – Noise
When I performed this test, the room temperature was 22 degrees Celsius.
The highest core power that the software allows pull is 1168 MHz and Zotac GTX 750 runs quite stable at this level. I try to pull the pulse memory up to 1500 MHz, the card runs fine. I will take this level to overclock performance bench.
Operating temperature of Zotac GTX 750 (room temperature 22 degrees C, benchtable):
– Idle: 26 degrees C.
– Gaming (Default 941/1350 MHz): 57 degrees Celsius; Fan 39%.
– Gaming (@ 1202/1500 MHz): 60 degrees C, 43% fan.
During the test on the benchtable, the card ran smoothly, giving no sound. I try to speed up the fan to find noise limits: up to 80% of new cards emit light wind. Even with a 100% increase in noise, the hissing noise may not be heard in the case.
Performance overclocking, get Tomb Raider test: FPS 12.8% increase.
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Summary
So you can see that the Zotac GTX 750 has no p / p than other products in the price range such as HD 7790, R7 260X or GTX 650 Ti 2 GB (1 GB free version). Looking to the top, the Zotac GTX 660 Synergy is still the champion of p / p when it costs more than the GTX 750 only 20$ but it’s up to half the power. However, the difference in PSU requirements, the cost for these two cards must be varied to 50 $ – enough for the GTX 750 has survive.
The card’s strengths over its rivals are its low power consumption and no additional power supply, so the PSU requirements are also more comfortable. So even though performance and p / p do not excel, this is a good buy for both new and upgraded builds. In addition, this is also a very good choice for high performance net games.
Pros:
– p / p is okay, not inferior to the hot products of the same price range.
– Low power consumption, no auxiliary power.
– Cool and soft.
– Warranty 4 years.
Cons:
– The form is not beautiful.
– No SLI support.
