GeForce GTX 750

Key Metrics

Launch Date
2014-02-18
CUDA Cores
512
Memory
1 GB GDDR5
Memory Bandwidth
80.19 GB/s
TDP/TBP
55 W
Interface
PCIe 3.0 x16
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Why It Mattered

GeForce GTX 750 belongs to the Maxwell and GeForce 700 Series era around 2014, when PC graphics cards varied heavily by bus, memory chips, BIOS, cooler, and display outputs. Tracking the exact model helps retro builders distinguish period-correct boards from similarly named variants.

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Sources

Primary / manufacturer sources

  1. NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 reference specificationsOfficial reference memory, interface-width, card-power, and system-power specificationsOpen source
  2. NVIDIA introduces first Maxwell GPUsOfficial February 18, 2014 launch and availability of GTX 750 and GTX 750 Ti, plus no internal power connector for the GTX 750 Ti reference designOpen source

Independent reference sources

  1. TechPowerUp GPU SpecsModel-level specification reference for this GPU entryOpen source

Reference databases

  1. RightNow GPU DatabaseOpen GPU database used to cross-check specifications A reference database: good for cross-checking specifications, but not proof of the original release details on its own.Open source

Photo sources

  1. Wikimedia Commons
    Photo: Palit GeForce GTX 750 2 GB board (Front)Creator: Blakegripling phCredit: Blakegripling ph / Wikimedia CommonsTitle: Palit GeForce GTX 750License: CC BY-SA 4.0 InternationalSource claim: Commons credits Blakegripling ph and states this exact photograph is CC BY-SA 4.0 International.Modified: Resized to 960 px maximum dimension and JPEG recompressed; no local crop. CC BY-SA 4.0 International terms retained.Board identity: The board is identified on its exact Commons file page.Configuration: This Palit partner card has 2 GB GDDR5, while the Wiki reference entry lists 1 GB. The photo does not establish reference clocks.License deedOriginal file page