is this the same card as the 2765? and is the backplate the only reason it changed to the 3765?
945630
3765 has dual bios. I don't think backplate comes with all 3765 model though.
1841400
I would say much better. A friend bought a 7750 and took it back to get this card for just $30 more. He said it was a big improvement. I stay away from the Catalyst drivers, they seem buggy.
444006
They are not interchangeable. Only one pin count will fit the slot. It will be either 184 or 200.
2248865
This is the "Ti" model. There is a newer model called the 650 TI boost. It costs a bit more though. This card still has plenty of power.
791390
170W is what Nvidia's site says for this card. I am not sure how MSI's modifications have affected this.
599905
I don't know, but you can Google "removing memory from . . ." and add your model number. Then you can see what is in there right now and order the same type of card. I hope that helps.
1355246
I am not familiar with that model computer but a quick search indicates that its power supply is rated only at 250W. Though the HD7750-1GD5-V2 has relatively light power drain, I would advise a Power Supply upgrade first. BTW, my computer is a homebuilt AMD Athlon x4, 8GB RAM with a 400W supply. The card worked great right out of the box. Tweaking the BIOS to recognize the card is all I needed to do.
357298
I received the VCGGTX650T1XPB as ordered back in January. If you're worried, spend a little extra and get the PNY GTX750Ti (VCGGTX750T2XPB-OC).
1178152
I have the EVGA GTX 770 Classified 4Gb with ACX cooler. The back plate is an optional accessory. It is not included on the one I bought (04G-P4-3778-KR), but is available from EVGA for ~ $20.
1133121
Well, according to Tom's Hardware user forum, yes it is: http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/382646-33-pcie-backward-compatible. For the second question, I would suggest you go to the EVGA website and look up the specifics... I put a Corsair 650w in my computer a long time ago, and haven't worried about it too much - thought with all the HD's I've put in recently, I may want to switch to an 850w. Antec and Sesonic make good power supplies also.
1842299
They are the same base model, but since they are from separate companies, they differ in exact specifications. Also, the one you mentioned is the 4GB memory model, while this one is the 2GB model. 2GB VRAM is usually enough, but 4GB is handy in very high performance gaming. Also EVGA Superclocked isn't necessarily equivalent to MSI Overclocked (they probably aren't). EVGA SC typically has a slightly higher frequency boost. There may be other differences. The specifications should clarify for each card.
1492014
Single card you can get away with a 750, the card draws about 350-375 watt sunder load, according to a comparison to the 970 and 980 cards, I just was reading today. I personally overshoot to make sure my PSU isn't working very hard. Example I have a dual card setup and i use a 1300w PSU EVGA.
1126931
My original was 8300, i replaced it with 8800 and it works fine. Not sure if there is much difference, or how much that matters.
787393
It is luck of the draw. I bought 2 cards, one had elpida and the other had samsung. The samsung one overclocked better and was a much better performer.
398005
I honestly do not remember. Since I already had one from my current unit that malfunctioned that is the card I used especially since it was configured.
2093642
Double check which card you are looking at. This is the second best card on the market at the moment. 780ti kingpin being the best. And Titan black is equal to this card. I believe you are comparing a 780 to this which is not as good
2109080
They are not the same card. This is the fully factory over clocked running at a clock of 1080Mhz and men at 5600Mhz. The other card has slower clocks. The clocks are higher because the chokes are better, and the chips were binned higher on this card. Check the serials if you want to confirm this. The OC potential is thus higher on this card.