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Question: Can this play next gen games such as The Crew?
Document: This card can run most standard-gen games at high or max settings. This is very good for the price, at least in my opinion. One of the few downsides I've seen in this thing, is that it can reach a decently high temperature after being used for a while. All together, it is a very good card for the price. (I know I'm repeating myself).
This was an outstanding replacement for my GTX640. What a huge difference. I play World of Tanks max settings and hit as high as 55FPS. I run War Thunder and Titanfall at Max and there are no hiccups and what a difference this card made. It brought new life to the games as I see so much more now. For instance in World of Tanks I never saw the birds flying in the air, the exhaust on the tanks was really bad looking.
I can play titanfall with no hiccups! My computer has never run more quiet nor has it run so cool.
Playing all games on High to Ultra settings: Rift, Word of Warcraft, WildStar. Getting more FPS than I was hoping for! Now this is NOT a high quality card, decent maybe even slightly above average, but not high quality (but don't let me discourage you!). IF you are looking for something for your &#34;NASA&#34; computer or simply have more money to dump into your rig I'd recommend the GTX 770 or higher.
While this you might think warrants 5 or even 4 stars...read on to my issues...Installation: No included molex to 6 pin, although many people said you didn't need it as MOBO power should have been sufficient, the system refused to boot without a connector. Unfortunately, I didn't have one available so had to purchase one hence minus 1 star.
UPDATE: It has been two months and so far this card's performance is nothing short of stellar for its price. I gave it an extra star because after checking back what I wrote, I realized I don't really care about those issues I had. This card makes up for everything. It still is a definite must have if you're on a budget.
This card is not the 750 ti FTW.With 512 CUDA cores VS/ the TI version with 640 CUDA cores.So it would seem to be noticeably Slower than the TI version.Can someone verify this? As it is confusing.newegg.com sells the TI version for $169.00.And I will buy it there if it turns out that the ti version is better.But I would rather by all my components from Amazon.com rather than from differant retailers.
The maxwell architecture which this is based on is quite power efficient as my tests so far have all been pleasing. Runs every recent game at > 35fps usually on pretty high if not maxed settings. I do some engineering modelling and it does its job quite well with programs like COMSOL and SolidWorks. Very quiet card.
Simply make sure you have enough room from one end of your case to the other. Nothing worse than buying a brand new card and not fitting in your case :)All-in-all, this was a great card, and worth every penny. In my opinion its the best card on a budget, but aim higher if you're not or have more money to spend.P.S. EVGA, you did it again! Creating a perfect card, for above average needs.- Hunter Rose
Mine is a tri-core at 3.2Ghz and gets &#34;hung up&#34; every now and then. PSU needed is only 300w or greater so you shouldn't have any issues there unless your computer is much older. If you're concerned about the size, don't be. It will fit in a mid-tower case (most common PC case size) with ease, however it will run all the way across your mother board and then some.
Answer: Yes it can. It takes everything I can throw at it and chews through on high settings.