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What is the best 750ti without a 6 pin power connector?

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My friend has a prebuilt PC (sigh) and he wants to actually play decently demanding games and his power supply is pretty bad of course, so I need to find out what the best 750ti is without a 6 pin power connector is so he can just plug and play. I was thinking the EVGA one http://pcpartpicker.com/part/evga-video-card-02gp43751kr

He has a 1440x900 monitor and an A6-3650 btw.

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I vote EVGA.

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I vote EVGA.

Thats two votes for EVGA

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EVGA <3

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4 votes for EVGA

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EVGA all the way.

 

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EVGA, it's at six votes now.

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Something with like a black/grey heatsink cover, 1 fan, and is a "superclocked" version. I think I just saw one today in fact... Oh, that was in my computer!

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My little brother has the Zotac GTX 750 Ti. Ugly as all sin, but silent as can be. This is probably the first Zotac purchase in the family, so i was skeptical of it. Their CS is not the best, and the card's S/N was not recognized by their online warranty registration, but about 4 hours of sending emails back and forth, we ended up getting that issue resolved. Still, not a bad little card. 

 

Just thought i'd throw Zotac in the ring for the first time ever, lol.

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My little brother has the Zotac GTX 750 Ti. Ugly as all sin, but silent as can be. This is probably the first Zotac purchase in the family, so i was skeptical of it. Their CS is not the best, and the card's S/N was not recognized by their online warranty registration, but about 4 hours of sending emails back and forth, we ended up getting that issue resolved. Still, not a bad little card. 

 

Just thought i'd throw Zotac in the ring for the first time ever, lol.

nooooooooooooo! THIS WAS AN ALL EVGA RESPONSE!!!!!

lol

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nooooooooooooo! THIS WAS AN ALL EVGA RESPONSE!!!!!

lol

I mean....umm.... EVGA. Yeah, go EVGA.

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On 1/2/2017 at 9:32 PM, MageTank said:

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