#zotac gpu

Zotac came out with one budget graphic card that's designed for most types of gamers out there. While there are actually quite a number of GTX 950 video crads out there, Zotac basically made their GeForce GTX 950 with cooling and power consumption as a priority. That's to be expected of a budget GPU but Zotac added a few subtle features where it mattered the most. The GTX 950 is basically the cheapest card in NVidia's latest line-up of GPUs with a price point that ranges around $150. The GPU has a total of 2.9 billion transistors packed in the 227mm chip with a combined 6 Graphics Processing Unit (NVidia disabled two of the core in order to differentiate bit with the 960 and make it cheaper). With a TDP of 90 watts, Zotac recommends at least 350 W or higher system power supply. The Pascal architecture is one of Nvidia's most outstanding launches of new GPU architecture. With almost over a 60% increase of the previous generation Maxwell cards, Nvidia is clearly the forefront of R&D of new GPU architecture. Read more in our articles including "Zotac GeForce GTX 950 unboxed, first impressions" and "Zotac Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 Amp! Extreme Review".