Feb 24 2014, 09:10 AM
QUOTE(contestchris @ Feb 24 2014, 01:07 AM)
Actually I just saw the GTX 750/750 TI. They just need 55 and 60 watts respectively. Which is amazing. And the cost is RM380 and RM500 respectively (rough US conversion).
So, basically, this should mean I can now have a high end GPU w/o needing a new PSU!
Also, does this signify that all new nVidia cards will be low-powered ones? Man, it's exciting!
Hold your horses. So, basically, this should mean I can now have a high end GPU w/o needing a new PSU!
Also, does this signify that all new nVidia cards will be low-powered ones? Man, it's exciting!
Most 750 Ti I see today in our market hover in around RM600 price range. If you're considering one, go with Palit's StormX Dual, which is the fastest factory overclocked 750 Ti available in our market right now. And best of all, it does not even require a 6-pin power connector. 
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That is supposedly the highlight on the new Maxwell architecture, which Nvidia claims is designed with mobile in mind, so we're hoping to see more energy efficient GPUs coming from them, especially the performance to enthusiast class GPUs (e.g GM104 / GM110).
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