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Which from GeForce GTX 750 Ti most compatible?

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AlekSan

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Hi guys, this is my first experience in hackintosh and I have a question - which from GeForce GTX 750 Ti most compatible with Yo? I saw a lot of good posts about Palit revision, but I can't find it in my country in shops. What about EVGA?
Or maybe I should look for other graphic cards?

My config:
Gigabyte GA-Z97M-D3H

Intel Core i5-4690

Crucial M550 128Gb

Kingston DDR3-1600 4096MB PC3-12800 (KVR16N11/4) x 2


Thanks!:thumbup:
 
AlekSan said:
Hi guys, this is my first experience in hackintosh and I have a question - which from GeForce GTX 750 Ti most compatible with Yo? I saw a lot of good posts about Palit revision, but I can't find it in my country in shops. What about EVGA?
Or maybe I should look for other graphic cards?
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This EVGA http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00IDG3IDO/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&tag=tonymacx86com-20
works great. For anyone who can order from Amazon.com it's a very good price right now.
 
Thank you very much. I saw that one at store with ~similar price, hope it's still there:)
 
Where can I read about how to launch it on Yo?
 
Hmmm.. Unfortunately I can't buy it at Amazon right now. And the prices for EVGA GTX 750 Ti SC isn't very low at shops in my city (starts from 210$).
Maybe for +/- this money I can buy something more productive?

I want to make not very noisy configuration in Cooler Master N200.
 
AlekSan said:
Hmmm.. Unfortunately I can't buy it at Amazon right now. And the prices for EVGA GTX 750 Ti SC isn't very low at shops in my city (starts from 210$).
Maybe for +/- this money I can buy something more productive?

I want to make not very noisy configuration in Cooler Master N200.
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See if you can find a discounted GTX 760. Those have had some price reductions and
rebates lately.
 
Here's how I installed my Gigabyte GTX 750 Ti which lives up to it's advertising driving four monitors. (I just had to test it. :lol:)

http://www.tonymacx86.com/graphics/...byte-750-ti-2gb-graphics-card.html#post932410


However, trs96 has a good point about using a 760. It's advantage is that it is supported natively in Yosemite whereas the 750/750 Ti needs nVidia web drivers to run. Thus, you have to install Yosemite either with the on-board graphics or an older graphics card. Then follow my guide to install the web drivers and the 750 Ti.
 
Great documentation Stork :thumbup: Does the GB version sell for less than the EVGA ?

How is your foray back into gaming going so far ?
 
trs96 said:
Great documentation Stork :thumbup: Does the GB version sell for less than the EVGA ?
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The Gigabyte GTX 750 Ti WindForce is ~$170 versus the $150 USD for the EVGA, IIRC. However, the card works very well as my guide indicates. I need/want/like to drive two monitors with DVI connections. The EVGA only has one DVI connector while the Gigabyte has 2-DVI and 2-HDMI. Thus, I opt'ed for the Gigabyte.

trs96 said:
How is your foray back into gaming going so far ?
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Been too busy lately getting ready for Christmas and other family activities. :rolleyes: (It's the best excuse I can come up with.) However, tonymacx86 recommended Portal/Portal2 and WoW. So, soon. :thumbup:
 
Thank you guys very much.:thumbup: Your answers very helpful for me.
Will search something like 760 for nice price, or later will buy at Amazon 750 Ti. ;)

One more question - can I normally use PC with integrated video w/o graphic card?
 
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