@@dallesamllhals9161 We were talking add-on graphics cards, but if you want to talk old systems... Ti 99/4A... that was my first computer... complete with a Cassette tape drive... now who's old?
The 760 TI was actually my second ever gpu after the 650 TI Boost, I now use the 760 in one of my servers for video transcoding. Good to see that it's still a great option for older games and an okay option for a few newer titles
@@younglingslayer2896 Mine is an Asus oem, also from what i've read it seems it's a cutdown 760 with lower gpu speed, memory speed and a bus of 192 bits instead of 256 bits
I find interest in “mysterious” cards like these and found out about the 760 Ti from your older video of it. Managed to track one down for about 80 USD last month (funnily enough on April 1st). Thank you for making these wonderful videos!
Yesterday i googled for that card and found not much Info ,but today you made video, cool 😎. Btw I still have today 2x 750ti and gtx 770 and its holding up fine
That's the thing many new PC gamers don't realize in this insane GPU market. The ti variants in the 700 and 900 series are still decent - excellent cards and they haven't been hit by the inflation more modern cards have. Other than a 980ti, you can still get just about any for "only" about a 25% markup whereas anything above a 1050 has seen the prices go up by 2, 3, 4x. A friggin 1650 sells all day on see secondary sites for $400. That was a $150 card before the pandemic. I'd even seen it as low as $125. My brother grabbed a 1660 Super for $190 on Amazon in February of 2020 and those sell all day long at $500 now. I see about two a day sell for $600 on sites like Mercari. Little do many know that you can still grab a 980 or 7xx ti for $100 even in this crazy market (if you look) and it'll run the game you want to play just fine 95% of the time. Not everyone is gouging like crazy on the older stuff (many are) so a new builder can get a solid experience with a 5-7yo card until prices come back down. Yet, most of these tech channels have people thinking that anything below an RTX 20 series is worthless.
What a find ! Never owned one myself but it looks like it was a powerhouse back in the day. Uninspiring design but you cant judge a book by its cover lol.
Nice video. I think some of the 700 series cards are the way to get entry level gaming pc at the moment. I got a GTX 770 (4gb version) for under £90 and it performs well, and definitely lived up to the benchmarking sites showing it performing as well as a 1050ti. Just needs an awful lot more juice to do it :)
My first card was a 8400gs. I got artefacts when I played crysis😂. My second card was a 8600gt, third card was GTX 560. I finally got a beast GTX 970 which has been good to me till now.
Used to have 2 of these, one from upgrading an ex's gpu and one from my local ebay. Runs up to 90c+ with flaky thermal paste in a tropical environment, but otherwise still an okay card. Was planning to flip them in a sli pc build 2 years ago but instead decided to just sell them individually for essentially £50 instead.
and i feel fking stupid not buying a rx 5700xt for 250€ because i waited for the next gen now it cost 3x so much and i cant buy the next gen for msrp (trying it every thursday on amd website).
@@Xenoray1 I snagged a 6800xt midnight edition a few weeks ago. It's very nice. Sign up for amd's red team thingy. I was alerted the night before that they were doing a drop
@@patrickptmonk8673 ikr when a drop is coming, idk how it is now, but 1 month ago it was impossible to get one despide that.. i try it again if i dont forget it :(
Hey RGinHD, why don't you try out the GTX 645? It was also an OEM card and is quite obscure. It came with my Alienware X51 R1, and is quite old now. Would love to see some more details about it!
I think i might grab Resident Evil Village and try it out! I haven't checked the requirements though. I have a r 5 3600 and 1650 super 4gb hopefully that'll be enough.
The GTX 760 Ti is just a rebranded GTX 670 2GB version. Checking nvidia spec site it has all the exact specifications to a T. This card even supports 3-Way SLI even though pre-builts never came with multiple copies of this card, further proving it's just a GTX 670. This being said I would love to see a video comparison haha.
I find it really strange that these older cards can still run these games fine - but they don't allow people to? Like how hard could it be to fix up the drivers?
@@dbzdrag0n okay ty but I'm kind of in a tight budget My specs: I7 4790 @3.60ghz 16gb ddr3 quad channel Intergrated graphics (lol) 290w psu (even more lol)
You claim the GTX 760 is "Just a rebrand" of a GTX 670. This is incorrect. The GTX 760 Was a rebrand of the GPU core used in the GTX 660 OEM with the memory subsystem of the GTX 670. The GTX 760ti you have here is an EXACT rebrand of the GTX 670 - it is same core and memory, just the BIOS reports 760ti instead of 670. Keep up the good work dude, you need a researcher though! :D
i recently picked up an ASUS direct cu2 r9 290x 4gb for £55, runs a little warmer and uses more power than modern cards (nothing a little undervolt cant solve) but still puts up a good fight at 1080p med-high. managed to pick it up from cex after checking everyday for new cards etc. although some of cex's prices are extortionate at the moment, I found this little gem.
Isn't the 760 Ti just a rebranded 670? I remember reading that somewhere. I have a feeling if you compare them you would find they have pretty much the same performance and thermals.
G'day Steve, so we are on the verge of new games not being DX11 compatible anymore making GTX700 out dated 😞, Without the current situation problems affecting all GPUs I wonder if this will raise average GTX900 prices when things get back to normal, When you do your reviews I like to go & have a look at the TechPowerUp GPU Comparison Chart to see how your results compare, You were spot on with saying that the GTX670 & GTX760Ti OEM are basically the same card, even closer than a RX480 to RX580 as even the GPU 915MHz is the same on the nVIDIAs, but for some reason in the list for Stock Performance of all these GPUs they have a GTX660Ti & 760Ti OEM (100%), GTX760 (106%) & GTX670 (115%) so that is a bit weird 🤨, Plus in the Theoretical Performance list the 760Ti OEM does have better numbers than the regular 760, but my EVGA GTX760SC ACX 4GB with it's Factory OC does have better Theoretical Performance than the GTX760Ti OEM
@randomgaminginhd bro, you should always use the lowest, even off settings for AA, as in my experience, these settings are some of the most demanding for all kind of gpus
Picked up a GTX 650 ti 2GB from CEX for £30 today so will be interesting to see how that holds up at the budget end of gaming matched with an 2nd Gen Xeon.
The upgrade path I took with her was kinda odd mostly based on our budget at the time. 750 Ti -> 760 Ti -> 1060 6GB (bought new towards 3/4 through life -> 1070 (my FTW I bought at launch) -> RTX 3060 (still waiting to see if this ship as I bought it on Amazon from Amazon)
The GTX 760 Ti OEM is a rebranded GTX 670. Nothing more, nothing less. Slightly faster (5-8%) than the vanilla 760. I guess the OEM's believed a 760 Ti name would sell better then a 670 in 2013 ;)
I bought an MSI 760ti from Amazon when it released.. in the UK.. so I’m confused in the first part of your video saying about the card “ever being released” 🤷♂️
only if you know what you are doing, I don't recommend anyone with no knowledge of OCing should even try it without research etc. even then you can run into problems.
@@bennewland4148 coming from someone who tunes every bit of hardware they have you sound like someone who doesn't oc all that much. Its not difficult or as dangerous as you seem to be implying.
@@BonusCrook I didn't say I have ever oc'd, personally I haven't been building computers very long and don't think I will ever oc until I'm 100% confident I know what I'm doing. all I recommended to anyone who hasn't touched frequencies and/or voltages not to bother until their 100% confident in themselves.
Unless that overclock has close to no impact on heat and a massive, huge, increase on fps there is just no point in overclocking for the vast majority who aren't looking just to share numbers and show what they reached.
Gtx 760 is enough to play every actual game at middle resolution but it has to have at least 4gig gddram With my both gtx 780 in sli I can play Mafia III at very high !
I remember playing fallout 4 on my GTX 1080 and it usually seems to stay capped at a constant 90 fps since my monitor is 180 hz. Still I guess 90 fps isn't bad for fps games.
That's cause 750 and 750ti all variants are based on 1st gen Maxwell architecture, while the other 700 series cards are based on older Kepler architecture. The 900 series are 2nd gen Maxwell Architecture. You know the release order 780,770,titan,760 and then 750. So 750 and 750ti are newer and was also first Maxwell based gpus.
. the titan play the game as will. Just don't see why a 760ti would have old hardware in it. It should have the the 1st gen in it like the 750ti. For one all. The 700s cards supported DX12. Make it a ? On why his card was showing that error.
Obviously as displayed on GPU-Z the graphic card was released 12th of May 2012 with the latest driver version 23th of April 2021. Now I'm just wondering how long Nvidia supports their GTX series with driver updates if you can buy one?
They are literally dropping support now. I forget the last update that will happen. 600/700 series is end of support. The 745, 750, and 750ti sill continue though as they are actually 900 series gpus more or less
Unfortunately the GTX 970 is now going for $200 thanks to the GPU shortage. I have a half dead EVGA GTX 980 that runs the fans at 100% and it wont load the drivers. Maybe I should try to see if EVGA would fix it.
@@m8x425 I got a good deal, I primarily use ebay just gotta keep an eye out, I recently saw someone listing 6 rx580 8gbs for only $265 a pop unfortunately I could only afford one but I flipped it for $500. If your desperate for a gaming gpu go with the r9 280 or hd 7970 they're great cards even with how old they are
i had a zotac gtx 760 4gb ram for about 6 or 7 years until it dies because i clean it and didnt closed properly , its was the same model from this one on the video a very good card.
I still have a GTX 780 in one of my rigs, and it plays BF4 really well! Now, if only I could play BF4 really well, that would be just "swell" lol. Just waiting for BF6! I wonder if that's going to be a card-killer? I love these videos, covering older hardware!
zwormz gaming: trying not to hit anyone during Gta V benchmark
randomgaminginhd: committing mass murder with a shotgun in just 15 seconds of gameplay
😂
lol that’s exactly how Zworm does it lol
You mean kryzzp and Steve
In another video it was the turn of my cpu, the fx6350. This time it's my gpu's turn, the 760 ti. feelsbadman
The 6350 is still pretty cool. At least I think so haha
The 8320 Black was a beast of a chip
@@wolfplays2037 if you needed a fire started
@@RK-zf1jm saves on the heating bills 😂
@@RK-zf1jm I had an 8350. Was very happy but couldn't get the most out of my 1060 at the time. Went to Ryzen 5 2600x and 1070 haha.
Real man had a HD7970 back in the day. The superior experience.
Love the 7970 :)
using a 7970m currently
@@RonnieMcNutt666 not the same
Loved my 7970,cost a lot at the tine, but became better with age
@@1lichfield I paid £350 at launch, good price for a top of the line gpu back then..gpu prices keep going up as time goes on..
My first, real gaming card was a 760, which looked exactly like this one. Brings back memories.
Same, but mine was an asus one
I have a 1070 with same cooler. Came from an acer prebuild
My first, real gaming card was a 3dfx Voodoo card... I feel old.
@@wolfshanze5980 ..onboard Cirrus Logic 5434 1MB onna' Socket 3 486 DX2 66MHz! And YOU feel old...(Pfffth) :-(
@@dallesamllhals9161 We were talking add-on graphics cards, but if you want to talk old systems... Ti 99/4A... that was my first computer... complete with a Cassette tape drive... now who's old?
Maybe try new thermal paste and check out if it drops temps at all with the card?
The 760 TI was actually my second ever gpu after the 650 TI Boost, I now use the 760 in one of my servers for video transcoding. Good to see that it's still a great option for older games and an okay option for a few newer titles
I remember having one. I ended up replacing it with a GTX 670 4GB because the 2GB was limiting with my 200 mods in Skyrim.
Funny now days a highly modded Skyrim can get up to 10+GB of vram usage in both the original and special edition.
I have the 'sibling' of this card the GTX 760 192-bits, which is just a glorified GTX 660 with 3 GB of GDDR5 memory.
That's interesting I've owned a gtx 660 3gb I wonder if it was a rebrand? It was an oem card
@@younglingslayer2896 Mine is an Asus oem, also from what i've read it seems it's a cutdown 760 with lower gpu speed, memory speed and a bus of 192 bits instead of 256 bits
Literally was checking today if the gtx 760 ti was a real card. Next thing you know my man drops this.
Lol
I find interest in “mysterious” cards like these and found out about the 760 Ti from your older video of it. Managed to track one down for about 80 USD last month (funnily enough on April 1st).
Thank you for making these wonderful videos!
What a nice card collection you have!
Yep he has a decent card collection
He sells almost all of them after recording
Nice choice of name and pfp, crown vics are very nice cars my brother.
Yesterday i googled for that card and found not much Info ,but today you made video, cool 😎. Btw I still have today 2x 750ti and gtx 770 and its holding up fine
That's the thing many new PC gamers don't realize in this insane GPU market.
The ti variants in the 700 and 900 series are still decent - excellent cards and they haven't been hit by the inflation more modern cards have.
Other than a 980ti, you can still get just about any for "only" about a 25% markup whereas anything above a 1050 has seen the prices go up by 2, 3, 4x. A friggin 1650 sells all day on see secondary sites for $400. That was a $150 card before the pandemic. I'd even seen it as low as $125.
My brother grabbed a 1660 Super for $190 on Amazon in February of 2020 and those sell all day long at $500 now. I see about two a day sell for $600 on sites like Mercari.
Little do many know that you can still grab a 980 or 7xx ti for $100 even in this crazy market (if you look) and it'll run the game you want to play just fine 95% of the time. Not everyone is gouging like crazy on the older stuff (many are) so a new builder can get a solid experience with a 5-7yo card until prices come back down.
Yet, most of these tech channels have people thinking that anything below an RTX 20 series is worthless.
What a find ! Never owned one myself but it looks like it was a powerhouse back in the day. Uninspiring design but you cant judge a book by its cover lol.
3:54 Ah yes - the Switch port experience.
I'm using a 750 ti at the moment, thanks for the video😁
I wanted to see this video. Thank you.
This was the best I could find in my budget to pair with my ryzen 2600x cause of the shortage, actually not a terrible card but I still want better
Nice video.
I think some of the 700 series cards are the way to get entry level gaming pc at the moment. I got a GTX 770 (4gb version) for under £90 and it performs well, and definitely lived up to the benchmarking sites showing it performing as well as a 1050ti. Just needs an awful lot more juice to do it :)
gtx 900 serries is getting cheap now too I go my GTX 980 for 130$
I just got a 4gb model version of these from a local. I love these
Its a driver error with the 600/700 series with Resident Evil. If you download old drivers it should work.
My first card was a 8400gs. I got artefacts when I played crysis😂. My second card was a 8600gt, third card was GTX 560. I finally got a beast GTX 970 which has been good to me till now.
Used to have 2 of these, one from upgrading an ex's gpu and one from my local ebay.
Runs up to 90c+ with flaky thermal paste in a tropical environment, but otherwise still an okay card.
Was planning to flip them in a sli pc build 2 years ago but instead decided to just sell them individually for essentially £50 instead.
Great video. I have a question though, how do i rescale the image to get better performance like you do?
It's crazy that I was able to buy a used 1060 6gb for 90 bucks 9 months ago
and i feel fking stupid not buying a rx 5700xt for 250€
because i waited for the next gen
now it cost 3x so much and i cant buy the next gen for msrp (trying it every thursday on amd website).
@@Xenoray1 I snagged a 6800xt midnight edition a few weeks ago. It's very nice. Sign up for amd's red team thingy. I was alerted the night before that they were doing a drop
@@patrickptmonk8673 ikr when a drop is coming, idk how it is now, but 1 month ago it was impossible to get one despide that.. i try it again if i dont forget it :(
I bought a 2070s in April 2020 for US$370
Hey RGinHD, why don't you try out the GTX 645? It was also an OEM card and is quite obscure. It came with my Alienware X51 R1, and is quite old now. Would love to see some more details about it!
It’s still ok for 720p low 30fps but those 2 6 pins really make it more depressing
Yeah definitely haha
@@RandomGaminginHD thanks for replying bro
I think i might grab Resident Evil Village and try it out! I haven't checked the requirements though. I have a r 5 3600 and 1650 super 4gb hopefully that'll be enough.
Yeah should work fine :)
You could run re village on a toaster it's really well optimized
amazing video ! had one of these in my alienware x51 r2 like 4-5 years ago !
The GTX 760 Ti is just a rebranded GTX 670 2GB version. Checking nvidia spec site it has all the exact specifications to a T. This card even supports 3-Way SLI even though pre-builts never came with multiple copies of this card, further proving it's just a GTX 670. This being said I would love to see a video comparison haha.
You should totally make a discord! I love your channel and how great your community is
Used one of these to rock doom 2016 as a champion
I am using this card right now playing through MGS V - TPP
is it good for cs go ?
@@alifrooskandar definitely, it will give you well over 200FPS.
Still have this card, came in my alienware aurora r4
I’ve used the 4gb 760 for the past year and it’s been pretty good to me :D
Still somehow runs better than my 1650
Lmao rip
it shouldn't, what cpu is it paired with?
@@sirfairplay9153 maybe bad thermals as well
it really doesnt...
No? O_o the 1650 has way more power
I find it really strange that these older cards can still run these games fine - but they don't allow people to? Like how hard could it be to fix up the drivers?
I always wanted one of these :) would you think it's a worthy upgrade over a GTX 670 2gb?
In my opinion you should get a 960 or 970 or a 1050ti if possible
if u want to game 2021 and 2020 games i dont recomend
@@SalmonParadise ty ;)
would not recommend getting another kepler card unless its a 780/ti and even then you're better off going 900 series or higher
@@dbzdrag0n okay ty but I'm kind of in a tight budget
My specs:
I7 4790 @3.60ghz
16gb ddr3 quad channel
Intergrated graphics (lol)
290w psu (even more lol)
Hey dude I love your content
Thanks :)
@@RandomGaminginHD do you still sell on ebay
Hello there. I’d love to see a video using a AMD 6300 these days.
You claim the GTX 760 is "Just a rebrand" of a GTX 670.
This is incorrect. The GTX 760 Was a rebrand of the GPU core used in the GTX 660 OEM with the memory subsystem of the GTX 670.
The GTX 760ti you have here is an EXACT rebrand of the GTX 670 - it is same core and memory, just the BIOS reports 760ti instead of 670.
Keep up the good work dude, you need a researcher though! :D
i recently picked up an ASUS direct cu2 r9 290x 4gb for £55, runs a little warmer and uses more power than modern cards (nothing a little undervolt cant solve) but still puts up a good fight at 1080p med-high. managed to pick it up from cex after checking everyday for new cards etc. although some of cex's prices are extortionate at the moment, I found this little gem.
Thats a great deal :)
honestly I thought I would be stuck with a single fan blower style card as well, as you know CEX doesn't specify with card exactly you will get.
I have one in my system , lol it runs game surprisingly well
Isn't the 760 Ti just a rebranded 670? I remember reading that somewhere. I have a feeling if you compare them you would find they have pretty much the same performance and thermals.
Thank you for this video :)
Cant wait until you get a 5000 series apu desktop for review
Yeah me neither :)
I've still got the 750ti and still works like a dream
Every time you test gta, you are a menace to society.
I know that the action gives a better benchmark result, but it's funny to see in every video
G'day Steve,
so we are on the verge of new games not being DX11 compatible anymore making GTX700 out dated 😞, Without the current situation problems affecting all GPUs I wonder if this will raise average GTX900 prices when things get back to normal,
When you do your reviews I like to go & have a look at the TechPowerUp GPU Comparison Chart to see how your results compare,
You were spot on with saying that the GTX670 & GTX760Ti OEM are basically the same card, even closer than a RX480 to RX580 as even the GPU 915MHz is the same on the nVIDIAs,
but for some reason in the list for Stock Performance of all these GPUs they have a GTX660Ti & 760Ti OEM (100%), GTX760 (106%) & GTX670 (115%) so that is a bit weird 🤨,
Plus in the Theoretical Performance list the 760Ti OEM does have better numbers than the regular 760, but my EVGA GTX760SC ACX 4GB with it's Factory OC does have better Theoretical Performance than the GTX760Ti OEM
OEMs also like non-retail cards so their supply channels aren't in competition with retail sales.
Could you do a vid going over your entire collection.
@randomgaminginhd bro, you should always use the lowest, even off settings for AA, as in my experience, these settings are some of the most demanding for all kind of gpus
My first GPU was the 750 Ti and it kicked ass.
you should do a video on the 560ti or any other 500 series cards in 2021
drivers for 500 series stopped updating 2 years ago, and many games will give warnings or just refuse to launch, just as AC Valhalla in this test
5:11 There's the stutter MSI afterburner was talking about
Do you clean out the card before using?
It is, and that’s if we can get any.
Picked up a GTX 650 ti 2GB from CEX for £30 today so will be interesting to see how that holds up at the budget end of gaming matched with an 2nd Gen Xeon.
The comments to video upload time ratio is insane on this channel
While Kepler cards run terrible in modern games, it's impressive Nvidia is still supporting those cards with current driver releases 9 years later.
That card was in my first gaming rig (Alienware X51 2013)
I managed to get one of these years ago to upgrade my wife’s PC from a 750 Ti. Also the 760 Ti is a rebrand of the 670 from what I read on it before.
The upgrade path I took with her was kinda odd mostly based on our budget at the time. 750 Ti -> 760 Ti -> 1060 6GB (bought new towards 3/4 through life -> 1070 (my FTW I bought at launch) -> RTX 3060 (still waiting to see if this ship as I bought it on Amazon from Amazon)
The fact it can handle black ops at 60+ FPS is already great, because my 970 barely can lol
The GTX 760 Ti OEM is a rebranded GTX 670. Nothing more, nothing less. Slightly faster (5-8%) than the vanilla 760. I guess the OEM's believed a 760 Ti name would sell better then a 670 in 2013 ;)
My first gaming card was a 760 like many others. The 760Ti was nowhere to be found back then.
I bought an MSI 760ti from Amazon when it released.. in the UK.. so I’m confused in the first part of your video saying about the card “ever being released” 🤷♂️
Got to love old graphics cards.
GTX960 winning
I kinda wish you would go over oc performance as well, I recommend to always tune cards for the best performance.
only if you know what you are doing, I don't recommend anyone with no knowledge of OCing should even try it without research etc. even then you can run into problems.
@@bennewland4148 coming from someone who tunes every bit of hardware they have you sound like someone who doesn't oc all that much. Its not difficult or as dangerous as you seem to be implying.
@@BonusCrook I didn't say I have ever oc'd, personally I haven't been building computers very long and don't think I will ever oc until I'm 100% confident I know what I'm doing. all I recommended to anyone who hasn't touched frequencies and/or voltages not to bother until their 100% confident in themselves.
Unless that overclock has close to no impact on heat and a massive, huge, increase on fps there is just no point in overclocking for the vast majority who aren't looking just to share numbers and show what they reached.
"oversaturating their own 700 line up probably wasnt in Nvidia's best interest"
Nvidia then, vs Nvidia during the 2000 series
Gtx 760 is enough to play every actual game at middle resolution but it has to have at least 4gig gddram
With my both gtx 780 in sli I can play Mafia III at very high !
I have a card called the r9 370, similar to this one, i believe it was only Included In OEM machines
I remember playing fallout 4 on my GTX 1080 and it usually seems to stay capped at a constant 90 fps since my monitor is 180 hz. Still I guess 90 fps isn't bad for fps games.
£85 is what I paid for a GTX 970 EVGA FTW model before the GPU prices went stratospheric.
That's crazy my 750ti 4gb version plays Valhalla?. Maybe just new hardware in the 4gb version?
That's cause 750 and 750ti all variants are based on 1st gen Maxwell architecture, while the other 700 series cards are based on older Kepler architecture.
The 900 series are 2nd gen Maxwell Architecture.
You know the release order 780,770,titan,760 and then 750.
So 750 and 750ti are newer and was also first Maxwell based gpus.
. the titan play the game as will. Just don't see why a 760ti would have old hardware in it. It should have the the 1st gen in it like the 750ti. For one all. The 700s cards supported DX12. Make it a ? On why his card was showing that error.
@@suhas-qw4nu 760ti must not be able to support the full DX12 ?
Same issue that the 960m had.
@@billyjack5463 neither does 750ti but it's probably better slightly.
Full dx 12 support started with 2nd gen Maxwell, 900 series.
where do you find so many sunny days!?
I just saw a cheap GTX 760 ti on the FB Marketplace, I'm currently using 660 ti, should I switch my gpu?
Its probably warm because you need to replace the thermal paste. My 980 went down ~25 C when I replaced the paste.
It seems I’m always eating while I watch your videos. 🔥
Just bought this GTX 760 Ti from the used market for 45 bucks!
That's weird. I used to have a 750Ti and if I remember correctly, it was DX12 compatible. I'd assume that a better card like this one would be too.
Yeah mine was also working on dx12 in fortnite
Yeah mine was also working on dx12 in fortnite
750ti is a newer card and runs on Maxwell.
It's much different about 760ti and 760 stock ?
I love your content but 9 adverts in a 9 minute video really makes it hard to watch at times, youtube does some crazy things.
Really? I try to place them manually to avoid that sort of stuff haha
Obviously as displayed on GPU-Z the graphic card was released 12th of May 2012 with the latest driver version 23th of April 2021. Now I'm just wondering how long Nvidia supports their GTX series with driver updates if you can buy one?
They are literally dropping support now. I forget the last update that will happen. 600/700 series is end of support.
The 745, 750, and 750ti sill continue though as they are actually 900 series gpus more or less
I got a 760 hawk (factory overclock version) for 40 euro's. Nice card.
I saw one a few months back for $100 on ebay, huge rip off considering I got my 970 for the same price
I got a 970 in late 2019 for only $76
Unfortunately the GTX 970 is now going for $200 thanks to the GPU shortage. I have a half dead EVGA GTX 980 that runs the fans at 100% and it wont load the drivers. Maybe I should try to see if EVGA would fix it.
@@m8x425 I got a good deal, I primarily use ebay just gotta keep an eye out, I recently saw someone listing 6 rx580 8gbs for only $265 a pop unfortunately I could only afford one but I flipped it for $500.
If your desperate for a gaming gpu go with the r9 280 or hd 7970 they're great cards even with how old they are
@@Drakorvich USD? I'm talking about AUD
@@younglingslayer2896 Oh. Yeah, I was referring to USD.
2:30 oh boy oh boy oh boy xD
Did you repaste the card? That old paste is likely most of your heat issue
Would you like some matrox cards?
How does this thing handle valhiem? I'm looking for something to replace a HD 7770 that won't break the bank.
I'm still running a somewhat uncommon 4gb variant of a GTX760 - the extra 2gb of VRAM makes a noticeable impact.
I didn't even know a GTX950 existed let alone a GTX760 Ti
Hey, why dont you compare the 750ti with the RX550?
i had a zotac gtx 760 4gb ram for about 6 or 7 years until it dies because i clean it and didnt closed properly , its was the same model from this one on the video a very good card.
I still have a GTX 780 in one of my rigs, and it plays BF4 really well! Now, if only I could play BF4 really well, that would be just "swell" lol.
Just waiting for BF6! I wonder if that's going to be a card-killer?
I love these videos, covering older hardware!
They did sell this retail. This used to be the GTX 670.
zotac did a gtx760ti based off that oem design as i had one.
Undervolt by biosmod to allow MSI Afterburner voltage control.
Should i trade my 1070 aero with 1070 ichill 4x fan?
How much does hairworks degrade FPS in Witcher 3?
you also had the 760 mars from asus which was retail (dual gpu)
Nice one!!