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i found this graphics card on ebay :http://www.ebay.com/itm/GTX750Ti-1GB-GDDR5-VGA-DVI-HDMI-PCI-Expressx16-Video-Graphics-Card-Promotion-/222226241375?hash=item33bdb7575f:g:IKIAAOSw65FXukmh

its a gtx 750ti and it brand new,unbranded,but price is cheap.To me its just too cheap xD  for a gtx 750ti and im suspicious about the performance of this card. i saw a similar gtx 650 few day back which also didnt have a clearly mentioned brand however it was very affordable. are these cards any good?

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Personally, I would stick with more reputable brands like MSI, Gigabyte, Asus, etc.

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2 minutes ago, Shammikit said:

i found this graphics card on ebay :http://www.ebay.com/itm/GTX750Ti-1GB-GDDR5-VGA-DVI-HDMI-PCI-Expressx16-Video-Graphics-Card-Promotion-/222226241375?hash=item33bdb7575f:g:IKIAAOSw65FXukmh

 

I personally wouldn't buy a graphics card knowing that it didn't have branding on it. In this instance, the card is cheap and relatively dated so it shouldn't matter. 

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I think it's one of the 'galaxy' branded thingys.

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1 minute ago, spacemen13579 said:

Personally, I would stick with more reputable brands like MSI, Gigabyte, Asus, etc.

the thing is i dont have a big budget,i can only do maximum of US $75. the only thing can afford is a gt 740.as far as i know gt 740 is not very good in gaming 

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1 minute ago, Shammikit said:

the thing is i dont have a big budget,i can only do maximum of US $75. the only thing can afford is a gt 740.as far as i know gt 740 is not very good in gaming 

depends what games..

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2 minutes ago, Shammikit said:

the thing is i dont have a big budget,i can only do maximum of US $75. the only thing can afford is a gt 740.as far as i know gt 740 is not very good in gaming 

You should be fine, Ebay has buyer protection if you don't actually get a 750 Ti-


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I think you might just be better off with trying to game with your integrated graphics and saving up for a better graphics card.

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1 minute ago, Jack Dvorak said:

depends what games..

i want to play new games like need for speed and battlefield 1:)

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It's so sketchy....

 

Well, take it this way. You can eat at a McDo or Burger King, but you can also eat at a sketchy fast food nearby. The food is the same. The latter is cheaper but you may get ill or you may get your kidney rip off...

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I am not sure if a 750Ti is going to handle Battlefield 1 very well at 1080p with higher settings. You may have to turn down the settings a lot if you want a locked 60FPS.

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Don't waste your time, those fake graphics cards are comparable to dog shit. They use crap GPUs like 8400gs and flash them to make them look like higher end cards.

 

Google "vamery graphics card", there is lots of proof that these are garbage.

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Those are completely fake graphics card. They are most likely biosed hacked to show up as a 750 Ti in software, but in reality it's probably some low end GPU they got for cheap. 

 

Dead giveaway: The Nvidia logo on the card is yellow-ish, and not the green Nvidia uses for all of their products.

Another dead giveaway: Nvidia themself don't even put sticks of their name on the fans itself...so why would anyone else?

Another dead giveaway: The 750 Ti is a 128-bit bus, and not a 192-bit as the sticker says on the back.

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8 minutes ago, QueenDemetria said:

Don't waste your time, those fake graphics cards are comparable to dog shit. They use crap GPUs like 8400gs and flash them to make them look like higher end cards.

 

Google "vamery graphics card", there is lots of proof that these are garbage.

Just read the description again and came across this:

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