Not sure if this is a fantastic deal or not but someone who wants to pick up a cheap and half-decent GPU in-store today might not do to bad with this.
Saw it in the bargain bin at the exit of PC World on the Thurrock Retail Park.
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schnide to Chaz_UK
9 Jan 163#14
Save over £10?! Wow! You're saving.. £10.01! :stuck_out_tongue:
(Not having a pop at you OP, only Currys shameless marketing!)
Aretak
26 Dec 153#2
That's a standard 750, rather than a 750 Ti. Around 15% less powerful.
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Chaz_UK
26 Dec 15#1
schnide to Chaz_UK
9 Jan 163#14
Save over £10?! Wow! You're saving.. £10.01! :stuck_out_tongue:
(Not having a pop at you OP, only Currys shameless marketing!)
Aretak
26 Dec 153#2
That's a standard 750, rather than a 750 Ti. Around 15% less powerful.
wizball
26 Dec 15#3
Image shows the non-Ti version; title of thread may need correcting.
mistafaz
26 Dec 15#4
750 1gb no good at high settings
Chaz_UK
26 Dec 15#5
Updated, doesn't seem like much of a deal now I've realised it's a non-ti. :disappointed:
chrisjdhuckle
26 Dec 151#6
well I got 1 but I got 50% off that price In currys a lot of people don't realise the some clearance basket are half price
bobo53
26 Dec 15#7
makes it useless with 1gb vram but I wish I knew they were at a further 50% discount, I was handling one the other day
bobo53 to bobo53
27 Dec 151#10
I was there today again by chance and the card was still there. The discount needs to be asked as it is written on the basket. I grabbed it this time,lol. Same as an AMD 6950 but 1gb instead of 2gb still a great bargain and does not need more than 1gb for the power it does output. Good for a micro system.
biglugs1
27 Dec 15#8
To be honest I'd pay the extra and get the TI version. Sometimes saving a few extra quid just isn't worth it.
biglugs1
27 Dec 15#9
At 50% less than this price that card is a bargain so I'd grab it while you can.
deeinlondon
6 Jan 16#11
Are these cards or the 750 Ti 2GB any good for output to HDMI on 4K TV?
I don`t play games at all, only want it to connect my desktop PC to new 43 inch LG TV which has HDMI 2.0
I just want to have windows 8.1 running at full 4K resolution so I can see more detail on screen in photo editing in Lightroom, plus watch movies in 4K via my desktop PC. Zero interest in games.
EndlessWaves to deeinlondon
9 Jan 16#15
This was the last nVidia chip to not support HDMI 2.0. If you want [email protected] over HDMI you have to pay the extra for either an active adapter (it'll do it over DisplayPort) or a GTX 950.
dhope
9 Jan 16#12
If anyone wants a faster Geforce 480 GTX for the same price then let me know
seanmorris100 to dhope
10 Jan 16#25
Lol lol lol who would use a 480 this day and age id rather have the 750!
benjaminbristow to dhope
19 Jan 16#27
Also helps keep the heating bills down!
ToOn7
9 Jan 16#13
For that kind of price, I'd rather look at the second hand market. You could grab yourself a GTX 670 for that price.
JamesSmith to ToOn7
9 Jan 16#22
Yeah there's always people upgrading. I recently picked up a Gigabyte 750TI twin fan Black Edition for £60. Super quiet, cool at full pelt and 40w at idle.
imcconvey
9 Jan 161#16
Ok for living room PC to handle 4k video and a few light games you might play with friends on a booze up.
brokenarrow
9 Jan 16#17
Great deal!
jaydeeuk1
9 Jan 161#18
Not a brilliant deal. My low profile kfa 750 ti 2gb OC was £89 nov 2014 from overclockers, £49 would be more realistic for this.
J9STL to jaydeeuk1
9 Jan 16#19
gtx 750 ti still holding at around £90 now - even on ebay
neroneuk
9 Jan 16#20
these baskets came with a 50% off until a week ago, I got one at £32.50 and offer is now ended. Nice card same power as the amd6950 if not better but 1gb vram.
jaydeeuk1
9 Jan 16#21
I know, its in competition with the Wii u in holding its price. Difference is people are still buying the 750ti as there isn't an alternative if like me your using a low profile HTPC case.
AdmV0rl0n
9 Jan 16#23
It will play everything at 1080p (new stuff will need some settings turned down) - and its by quite some margin got some of the best power efficacy on modern GPUs. If you want a general use card that does gaming, and that doesn't use a lot of juice, and at low cost, this is a great deal.
seanmorris100
10 Jan 16#24
Pointless unless you only play old games.
Anyone playing modern games need a 970+ to enjoy them properly.
Suppose you could play dont starve on this.
neroneuk
10 Jan 16#26
correct, I also had the 480 reference and was super hot, I believe was using around 250w. that is only at most 10%better in game than this basic 750, consumption is very low at around 50w, does not even need a power supply cable, it feeds from the motherboard. 1gb vram but it would have benefitted from a couple hundreds more MB
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Opening post
Saw it in the bargain bin at the exit of PC World on the Thurrock Retail Park.
Top comments
(Not having a pop at you OP, only Currys shameless marketing!)
All comments (28)
(Not having a pop at you OP, only Currys shameless marketing!)
I don`t play games at all, only want it to connect my desktop PC to new 43 inch LG TV which has HDMI 2.0
I just want to have windows 8.1 running at full 4K resolution so I can see more detail on screen in photo editing in Lightroom, plus watch movies in 4K via my desktop PC. Zero interest in games.
Anyone playing modern games need a 970+ to enjoy them properly.
Suppose you could play dont starve on this.