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Slayyyyyyy
By Slayyyyyyy
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3 minutes ago, Slayyyyyyy said:

https://m.ebay.com/itm/128-Bit-PCI-Express-Video-Graphics-Card-for-NVIDIA-GeForce-GTX750TI-2GB-DDR5-NEW/163040749107 I just purchased this gtx 750 ti although it's unbranded the specs match up am I getting ripped off or is it fine to buy these types of cards?

**SCAMS** Don't get it 

 

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It looks a lot like those scam  graphics cards which are actually something from an older series with a fake BIOS, I'd avoid those and look around for a used card.

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Totally a fake card. Enjoy your GTS 450/unlikely 550ti/GTS 250

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On 8/16/2018 at 6:43 PM, Blademaster91 said:

It looks a lot like those scam  graphics cards which are actually something from an older series with a fake BIOS, I'd avoid those and look around for a used card.

Would gpu z tell me the real specs or would a bios flash trick gpu z too?

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This one is a bit harder to tell because 750ti's do come with 2gb GDDR5 and sometimes VGA iirc.  I don't have the pcb's super memorized, but usually the obviously fake ones have absurd non-matching vram amounts or incorrect i/o's for the gen.  But I do think there exist aftermarket 750ti's that are actually 750ti's. 

Thing is though, you can get a 'real' 750 ti for that price now.  I think you dun goofed either way, but you can benchmark it and see for yourself if it's already in transit.

Sometimes I get builder's itch

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Any1 know what to do about drivers should I install 750 ti drivers straight from Nvidias site?

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I got my money back so at this point just trying to see if it will work for anything

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36 minutes ago, Slayyyyyyy said:

Any1 know what to do about drivers should I install 750 ti drivers straight from Nvidias site?

Well, that will only work if that cards legitimate. If it isn't really a 750 the drivers will do nothing.

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I'm pretty sure is a gts 450 one last question tho is it possible to limit the ram to 1 gb cuz rn it's tricking my system into thinking it has two is there a way to limit this so my games don't crash when there trying to use more than one gb vram?

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