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this post was submitted on 29 Oct 2026
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Edit: Oh I didn't notice this was a hobby project. I thought Nvidia brings the old cards back.
Oh boy, I had the 2GB variant! It was my first Nvidia card after long time, because at that time Nvidia worked better on Linux. Right now the RAM is the most expensive component of a videocard. If I was about to buy 8gb variant, then it would be a modern card. I can't imagine a 750 Ti being useful with 8gb, if there are alternatives clocking much faster at comparable prices.