Geforce GTX 750 Ti Graphics Card, 4GB GDDR5 128-bit, DVI-D, HDMI, VGA, Low Profile, Video Card PC, GPU, PCI Express x16

Works good enough for the task

While not as cheap as it should be in 2025, it is still the best GPU for a retro WinXP SFF build, and still works with multi-booting up to Win11. As a low-end card, it pulls less than 75W all from the PCIe slot, which means it can run with really small PSUs. Being a single slot card, it can run in even tight cases. It also comes with half-height brackets for SFF builds, while still allowing for VGA. This is really a great all-around card. Drivers are easy to find for WinXP 32bit all the way up to Win11, even linux and Solarus! It isn't the best card for any of these, but maybe the most versatile of them all.

Works great! Wasn't sure what to think before buying it but after using it for a bit I can say that it does everything I need it to and was of surprisingly high build quality.

Was great easy fit.

It is an OK GPU for turning an office PC into a light gaming rig. I paid $80 for it at the time, i would not pay a penny more for the performance you get. If the listing is higher now, Dont buy it. If it is $80 or cheaper, it is an easy way to get 30-60FPS in most games in medium or high settings on an old office PC for a mostly playable PS4ish frame experience. Fan is VERY NOISY. And drivers are no longer supported by Nvidia. You can download the latest version, but this card is really old tech and will no longer recieve updates. It is only a good vallue for the money if you can get it for the price I paid at the time or less, otherwise pick something else. This card will not support direct x12 natively. Need a card for an old Optiplex or Pavilion? This could be a good and cheap option. Unless they raise their prices, then no.