[Dead] EVGA GTX 750ti 2gb - $97FS AR and Visa Checkout

[s44]

This item price dropped to $130, $110AR last week, while the Visa Checkout promo was dead:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16814487028

Now the promo is back. Since this price doesn't depend on a coupon code, everything stacks to get you to $97 FS.

 

[cubeless]

must... resist... would be a nice upgrade for the tv pc...

 

[RadiclDreamer]

I'd love to get this for this price, but when ichecked it just shows a 20 dollar MIR, am i missing something

 

[s44]

The Visa Checkout promo is sitewide at the Egg: 10% off (max $20). Just apply the code "visacheckout" during checkout and use Visa Checkout to pay (it takes you to signup if you don't already have an account).

It applies to the pre-rebate price, of course, so here it will knock $13 off.

 

[SteveGrabowski]

That's a hell of a deal for that card. That's probably the ultimate budget graphics card considering Nvidia only recommends a 300W power supply and it doesn't even need a power connection. And you can run Crysis 3 on high with it and an overclocked G3258 at a very smooth locked 30 FPS.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6F4H_PtJS6c

 

[SteveGrabowski]

Oops, I it takes a 6-pin connector, though it gives you an adapter to plug into your molex anyways. Still only wants 300W though.

 

[weevilone]

300W would be a top end card, plus..

 

[Mike64]

300W would be a top end card, plus..

The card doesn't draw 300 W, it calls for a 300W PSU.

Re another earlier comment: the dual fan 750s do use a 6 pin power connector, the single fan versions don't.

 

[Homerboy]

Must resist... have been looking for upgrade to my 8800GT...

 

[mikeford]

Anybody see it someplace without Calif tax and same price?

Some comments at newegg are that its great at this price, but expected to drop more as the next GTX cards are released.

 

[ICXRa]

Some comments at newegg are that its great at this price, but expected to drop more as the next GTX cards are released.

I kept thinking the same thing last year about this time with the 650Ti Boost cards, and suddenly they were gone. I was holding out for the potential pre Christmas release of the 204 based card that will be the next step up from this, but it appears it has been bumped to 1st 1/4 2015, and will carry a price tag of around $250. At this price, I feel this is a pretty solid deal for some time.

I picked one up early this morning, thanks OP!

 

[mikeford]

Meh, in for one. VisaCheckout a bit of a pain, its very fussy on info matching.

Card sounds like a good deal, performance and modest power consumption.

 

[s44]

Some comments at newegg are that its great at this price, but expected to drop more as the next GTX cards are released.

Really don't think so. The 960 is supposed to be a cut-down 970, so it will retail at or above $200.

There's only so far a card will drop before it starts cannibalizing sales from the lucrative crap-cards-for-$50 category. Look at the 5770/6770... This one won't dip below this price band until it's actually EOL (which won't happen until the next real node shrink).

 

[s44]

Looks dead now, as it's up to $170, $150AR. The cheapest 750ti is this single-fan stock-clocked EVGA:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16814487025

$115AR, not sure the Visa Checkout promo works now any more either.