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Asus GTX950 with 75w TDP and no 6-PIN

17 hours ago, MEC-777 said:

It's also more power efficient. ;) 

Nope. It's not.

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nice replacement for the 750 ti

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So, AMD is like "polaris is comming soon"!

And nvidia is like "here is a 950..." And also pascal is rumored to launch soon, so why add a card to the 9XX series now?

Imo they should have done this earlier, or not at all, but now seems like a little too late, especially with polaris knocking on the door and hoping pascal will be here soon.

If pascal releases this year, this card can go EOL in less than a year, awesome...

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I saw this card in a PCPP build a few months ago

it looked so cool, but I couldn't find it anywhere

I guess this is why

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Welcome to the forums!!

it seems like you posted this in the right sub forum

 

we have seen this before on the 750 ti.

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Just now, FatPenguin said:

Welcome to the forums!!

it seems like you posted this in the right sub forum

 

we have seen this before on the 750 ti.

Thanks, I've been watching LTT for years now, I figured it was time to join the forum...

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1 minute ago, FatPenguin said:

Welcome to the forums!!

it seems like you posted this in the right sub forum

 

we have seen this before on the 750 ti.

yeah, but this card is far more powerful than a 750ti.

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Been considering making a mini-itx lan build. Thought about buying a 750 ti or buy my friends 760. But with this. Hmmm I'm definitely interested. I love the idea of having to plug a 6 pin power connect in. I'm just curious if it will run just as good as other GTX 950s.

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1 minute ago, xboxonthego3 said:

Been considering making a mini-itx lan build. Thought about buying a 750 ti or buy my friends 760. But with this. Hmmm I'm definitely interested. I love the idea of having to plug a 6 pin power connect in. I'm just curious if it will run just as good as other GTX 950s.

"Surprisingly, despite the lowered TDP, the ASUS GTX950-2G card features typical clock-rates and other specificaitons one would expect from a GeForce GTX 950."

Hopefully so? Regardless it's an interesting card

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10 minutes ago, FatPenguin said:

we have seen this before on the 750 ti.

GPUs with only ISA,  PCI,  AGP or PCIe powering them is not new.  I only have 1 GPU that requires additional power. (it is the only modern gaming card i have) 

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23 minutes ago, FatPenguin said:

Welcome to the forums!!

it seems like you posted this in the right sub forum

 

we have seen this before on the 750 ti.

 

21 minutes ago, JustAFatYeti said:

Thanks, I've been watching LTT for years now, I figured it was time to join the forum...

And you seem to have even posted news correctly - something most of our veterans still can't do half the time :P

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Just now, Ryan_Vickers said:

 

And you seem to have even posted news correctly - something most of our veterans still can't do half the time :P

Thanks, I know most of the LTT community are great, but you all know your stuff, whilst there's me, a guy who just follows tech but has no real experience in it. It was a little daunting.

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I saw this article earlier, I don't ever post news, but I thought this was really interesting. I would like to see more PCI-E ONLY powered cards soon! Perhaps a 960?

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Just now, Ronnie76 said:

I saw this article earlier, I don't ever post news, but I thought this was really interesting. I would like to see more PCI-E ONLY powered cards soon! Perhaps a 960?

Well they'd have to get a lot more efficient.  We might see a lot more of these with polaris and pascal on the way, but I think the enthusiast cards will simply be cranked up to the same old TDP we have now - just you'll get way more performance for it.

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3 minutes ago, JustAFatYeti said:

Thanks, I know most of the LTT community are great, but you all know your stuff, whilst there's me, a guy who just follows tech but has no real experience in it. It was a little daunting.

yeah, I think that you will enjoy yourself here on the forums people are always so nice and helpful :D

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1 minute ago, Ryan_Vickers said:

Well they'd have to get a lot more efficient.  We might see a lot more of these with polaris and pascal on the way, but I think the enthusiast cards will simply be cranked up to the same old TDP we have now - just you'll get way more performance for it.

I bet in 10 years a titan x will be as efficient as a 950 right now.

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5 minutes ago, FatPenguin said:

I bet in 10 years a titan x will be as efficient as a 950 right now.

the titan XYZ v5

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Just now, FatPenguin said:

I bet in 10 years a titan x will be as efficient as a 950 right now.

well performance per watt will keep going up for the foreseeable future, but I think nvidia and amd will just use the extra headroom from improvements in this space to give us more performance at the same wattage level each time.  Unless they get in a war again and even start increasing the wattage requirements.  Regardless I doubt we'll see an enthusiast level card running without extra pcie power connectors any time soon.

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Just now, tobben said:

Welcome to the forum @JustAFatYeti. I have merged your thread

with the pre-existing one.

Well I just noticed that 0.0

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13 minutes ago, tobben said:

Welcome to the forum @JustAFatYeti. I have merged your thread

with the pre-existing one.

Thank you! :)

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Will make cabling small form factor PC's easy. M.2 storage, no PCIe power cables. Only EPS 8 + 24 ATX connectors.

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FYI, this one will do SLI 2x, ulike the 750ti.

 

But i still say single-slot or GTFO.

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