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NVIDIA GTX 750 Ti and GTX 750 Maxwell Introduction & Benchmarks
There’s a new GPU architecture available, it’s called Maxwell, and it’s been introduced via NVIDIA’s newest GTX 750 Ti and GTX 750 graphics cards. Featuring the GM107 GPU and support for all the latest NVIDIA stuff like Shield, Shadowplay and G-SYNC (for versions with DisplayPort), this is an excellent price-to-performance oriented card if you’re a PC gaming enthusiast.
NVIDIA GTX 750/750 Ti @ Newegg:
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