Topic: 750ti is a 4gb card (Read 569 times)
EVGA 960 FTW b-stock
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814125813
Any one tried this before ? A 750ti with 4gb vram. Sounds goood. Please share your experiences
Useless for mining as most memory hard algo won't be able to use more than 2Gb and there is still that infamous "eth" bug which prevent using large amount of memory. Any one tried this before ? A 750ti with 4gb vram. Sounds goood. Please share your experiences
So for mining there is absolutely no advantage to have a 750ti 4Gb (and be honest there is probably no advantage at all since it is becoming an old card... better to go for a cheap 9x)
I only had one GV-N75TOC-2GI. And guess what, it died...
Refurbished MSI GTX 970 Twin Frozr also dropped the ball, I think someone just mentioned that card here too.
Refurbished MSI GTX 970 Twin Frozr also dropped the ball, I think someone just mentioned that card here too.
I only have the 2GB version (GV-N75TWF2OC) and those cards drop like flies. Apparently some components on them are pretty terrible quality. I had 4 of them (out of 6) die well within a year with normal mining use.
All four of them were RMA'd and the component they replaced shouldn't die as fast but it's still a pain to RMA these ticking time bombs. I never had to RMA any other GPUs and I have/had dozens.
Again, I'm talking about the 2GB versions but those cards look exactly like the 4GB ones so they might be affected.
All four of them were RMA'd and the component they replaced shouldn't die as fast but it's still a pain to RMA these ticking time bombs. I never had to RMA any other GPUs and I have/had dozens.
Again, I'm talking about the 2GB versions but those cards look exactly like the 4GB ones so they might be affected.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814125813
Any one tried this before ? A 750ti with 4gb vram. Sounds goood. Please share your experiences
Any one tried this before ? A 750ti with 4gb vram. Sounds goood. Please share your experiences
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