Product Features:
Size: 5.7 inch length x 4.37 inch height
Does not require PCIe Power Cable
Min. 300 watt power supply unit
1085 Core Clock Speed
1350 Mhz Memory Clock
 
Required Power Usage
The EVGA GTX 750 Ti SC 2gb Graphics Card consumes up to 60 watts while in use. In order to power this gpu, you'll need to connect it into an available PCIe x16 port on your motherboard. As this graphics card only gets it's power from the motherboard, it does not require an external PCIe power cable.
 
We recommend your power supply unit provides no less than 300 watts, as 300 watts should be ample overhead for your other components in your system.
 
Size & Dimensions
This is a dual slot gpu, meaning it will take up two PCIe x16 lanes on your motherboard. One slot for the PCB of the graphics card, and the other to accommodate for the cooling system on this graphics card.
 
With exact dimensions of 5.7 inch length x 4.37 inch height, ensure your computer case has ample room to not only accommodate this gpu.
 
Available Video Out Ports
Thanks to the extra space from its dual slot design, there are a total of 3 different video out ports.
 
1x Display Port each running at version 1.4 which has a max supported refresh rate of 240 Hz at 1440p, which is perfect for high fps applications like gaming.
 
1x HDMI™ 2.0b port, which supports SDR (Standard Dynamic Range) and HDR. This version of HDMI can support 4k 60Hz, and a max Hz of 144Hz at 1440p/1080p.
 
1x DL-DVI-D port, which has a max resolution of 2560x1600 (WQXGA) at 60Hz.
 
This graphics card supports up to 4 external monitors, enabling a multi-monitor solution.
 
Display Port Version 1.4 Details
Maximum Bandwidth 32.4 Gbps
Supports 5k Resolution @ 60Hz
Supports 4k Resolution @ 120Hz
Supports 1440p Resolution @ 240Hz
 
HDMI 2.0b Details
Maximum Bandwidth 18 Gbps
Supports 4k Resolution @ 60Hz
Supports 1440p Resolution at 144Hz
 
DL-DVI-D Details
Maximum Bandwidth 9.9 Gbps
Supports 2k Resolution @ 60Hz
Supports 1080p @ 144Hz
 
Performance Metrics
For graphical processing, this gpu comes with a GM107-400-A2 equipped with 1,870 million transistors. Its core clock speed is able to reach 1085 Mhz at 28nm. 
 
This processor also carries 640 Cuda cores whose sole job is to speed up parallel math operations.  Since this is a performance designed model, it is able to achieve a max core clock speed of 1085 Mhz core clock speed with a memory speed of 1350 Mhz.
 
This graphics card uses the ELPIDARam chips. They operate at a very high bandwidth of 128 bit and are GDDR version 5. This version of GDDR is able to run 8 Gbit/s per pin, which helps speed up your system as opposed to relying on the slower system ram which comes installed on your motherboard.
 
Software Support
Supports DirectX12 (DX12) and DirectX 11 (DX11); DirectX 11 and 12 (DX11, DX12) are collections of application programming interfaces (APIs) from Microsoft that allow software, especially games, to communicate with a computer's video and audio hardware. Games supporting DirectX can more efficiently use your hardware helping you get better fps in game along with a smoother overall experience. Many game developers use DirectX12, which means this graphics card is perfect for games from studios like Microsoft, Steam, EA, Enix, and much more.
 
Works With OpenGL; OpenGL is a cross-platform, open-source API (Application Programming Interface) that allows developers to create 2D and 3D vector graphics. It's used to interact with a graphical processing unit (GPU) to achieve hardware-accelerated rendering.This means it's perfect for computer graphics software applications like Blender, 3ds Max, Cinema 4D, SketchUp and more!