GoKawiilXynsviu reissues GTX 750 Ti with 8GB memory, runs Cyberpunk 2077 at 32fps
YouTuber RandomGaminginHD tested an 8GB version of Nvidia's decade-old GTX 750 Ti, sold by lesser-known brand Xynsviu for around £160, and found it manages roughly 32fps in Cyberpunk 2077 at 1080p on lowest settings with FSR upscaling. The card uses the same GM107 die and 640 CUDA cores as the original 2GB model, with memory chips clocked slightly below stock speeds, and overall performance closely mirrors the 2014 card despite the larger VRAM pool.
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The test suggests that simply quadrupling memory on an outdated GPU does little to improve real-world gaming performance, since the core processing hardware remains the bottleneck rather than memory capacity. This could serve as a cautionary example for budget buyers who assume higher memory specs alone indicate better performance, particularly as rebadged older GPUs continue to appear on marketplaces like Amazon and eBay.
- The 8GB GTX 750 Ti uses the same GM107 die and 640 CUDA cores as the 2014 original, just with more VRAM.
- It averaged 32fps in Cyberpunk 2077 and struggled with texture pop-in and frame drops in newer titles like ARC Raiders.
- Lighter games such as Counter-Strike 2 and Fortnite ran comfortably, showing the card still suits older or less demanding titles.
Source: techspot.com — Zo Ahmed, 2026-10-29
Published there as: “The GTX 750 Ti is back with 8GB of memory, and it can still barely run Cyberpunk”
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