- Feb 25, 2014
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I was ready to get the EVGA GTX 750 Ti 2Gb Superclocked, until EVGA updated the NON Ti GTX 750 with a 2Gb Superclocked version. Now, the Non Ti has a better base and boost clock for $20-$30 less than the Ti. I just don't know how the difference in CUDA cores and memory bandwidth/speed would affect gaming performance.
GTX 750 NON Ti:
Performance
NVIDIA GTX 750
512 CUDA Cores
1215 MHz Base Clock
1294 MHz Boost Clock
Memory
2048 MB, 128 bit GDDR5
5012 MHz (effective)
80 GB/s Memory Bandwidth
GTX 750 Ti:
Performance
NVIDIA GTX 750 Ti
640 CUDA Cores
1176 MHz Base Clock
1255 MHz Boost Clock
Memory
2048 MB, 128 bit GDDR5
5400 MHz (effective)
86.4 GB/s Memory Bandwidth
This will going into an OEM PC with no plans to do any further overclocking whatsoever, mainly for BF4.
GTX 750 NON Ti:
Performance
NVIDIA GTX 750
512 CUDA Cores
1215 MHz Base Clock
1294 MHz Boost Clock
Memory
2048 MB, 128 bit GDDR5
5012 MHz (effective)
80 GB/s Memory Bandwidth
GTX 750 Ti:
Performance
NVIDIA GTX 750 Ti
640 CUDA Cores
1176 MHz Base Clock
1255 MHz Boost Clock
Memory
2048 MB, 128 bit GDDR5
5400 MHz (effective)
86.4 GB/s Memory Bandwidth
This will going into an OEM PC with no plans to do any further overclocking whatsoever, mainly for BF4.
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