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I was looking for a video card and i saw 3 different Asus GTX750ti here in my place.(store)

 

http://pcworx.ph/home/catalog/product/Components/Video%20Card/VGAASUGTX750TI4GD5

http://pcworx.ph/home/catalog/product/Components/Video%20Card/VGAASUSXGTX750TI2GD5

http://pcworx.ph/home/catalog/product/Components/Video%20Card/VGAASUGTX750TI2GD5

 

Can you tell me the difference of this 3? In simple words because im cannot understand it lol.

 

I was really looking for a EVGA GTX750ti FTW edition but when i visit the near store in my house i see 3 asus gtx 750ti. and i didnt realize that there is a 4gb gtx750ti.

 

6,780 PHP

7,499 PHP

8,799 PHP

This is the price of the 3 cards. Do you think its worth to add a little bucks for good performance?

 

Please let me know your comments about this 3 cards. I really dont have an idea.

 

Or if i add little bucks what is the best card?

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Just now, nicolavs16 said:

I was looking for a video card and i saw 3 different Asus GTX750ti here in my place.(store)

 

http://pcworx.ph/home/catalog/product/Components/Video%20Card/VGAASUGTX750TI4GD5

http://pcworx.ph/home/catalog/product/Components/Video%20Card/VGAASUSXGTX750TI2GD5

http://pcworx.ph/home/catalog/product/Components/Video%20Card/VGAASUGTX750TI2GD5

 

Can you tell me the difference of this 3? In simple words because im cannot understand it lol.

 

I was really looking for a EVGA GTX750ti FTW edition but when i visit the near store in my house i see 3 asus gtx 750ti. and i didnt realize that there is a 4gb gtx750ti.

 

6,780 PHP

7,499 PHP

8,799 PHP

This is the price of the 3 cards. Do you think its worth to add a little bucks for good performance?

 

Please let me know your comments about this 3 cards. I really dont have an idea.

Go for the 4Gb 750Ti. It will help you a lot. Also, the difference between those three is the build.

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4 minutes ago, VinZie said:

Go for the 4Gb 750Ti. It will help you a lot. Also, the difference between those three is the build.

Agreed the 4GB will perform a lot better in games that require more vram.

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11 minutes ago, VinZie said:

Go for the 4Gb 750Ti. It will help you a lot. Also, the difference between those three is the build.

 

5 minutes ago, DND said:

Agreed the 4GB will perform a lot better in games that require more vram.

The 750ti will be held back by the core itself before Vram, the card won't benefit from more vram.

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The 280x is waaaaaaay faster then the 750ti

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3 minutes ago, Nacho Marco Segui said:

 

The 750ti will be held back by the core itself before Vram, the card won't benefit from more vram.

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http://pcworx.ph/home/catalog/product/Components/Video%20Card/VGAPWR3GBD5-T2DHE/OC

The 280x is waaaaaaay faster then the 750ti

Well if he would get the 280x much better.

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4 minutes ago, Nacho Marco Segui said:

 

The 750ti will be held back by the core itself before Vram, the card won't benefit from more vram.

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http://pcworx.ph/home/catalog/product/Components/Video%20Card/VGAPWR3GBD5-T2DHE/OC

The 280x is waaaaaaay faster then the 750ti

He could overclock. But he needs research before doing that.

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