The Brand NEW £15 Graphics Card...and it’s real!
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- Hello everyone and welcome to another Budget Builds video, not a huge one this time but certainly one that might help a few of you out, recently I found a listing for a VTX Radeon HD 7750 BRAND NEW in Box on Ali-Express....I ordered one and it turns out its legitimate. So if you do need yourself an okay little card then please do hope onto the link down below and grab one (I have no idea how many they have but it seems multiple sellers have them:
Ali Express Link: www.aliexpress...
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Specs:
CPU: Ryzen 7 3700X
GPU: VTX Radeon HD 7750
RAM: 32GB DDR4 3200Mhz RAM
Wow it even has a CGI lady on it, height of luxury
Its Ruby or supossed to be, the old ATi mascot
I had this exact VTX GPU but it had a red PCB, good times was used on a cursed FX8120 system I had for a long time
Edit: Just noticed, small correction and probably why my GPU had a red PCB I had the 1gb GDDR5 version of this which should perform much better
@@DisamerdScroll They really gotta bring back mascots. It was the golden age.
@@DisamerdScroll how can you play with 1 gb
@@Watermeloncatinyourbedroom I dont use it anymore, I had it years ago paired with a 5:4 monitor 1280x1024 or something like that lmao, the GPU died and I upgraded to a GTX950 at the time
ah a man of culture
Somehow, Budget Builds returned.
Dark science, cloning, secrets only the Budget Builders knew.
In this economy?
6 months isn't a long time ago, and he also uploaded last week
@@SDRIFTERAbdlmounaim6 months is ages in RUclips time. I didn’t know there was a video last week. But we can always watch the old videos. I watched an old review of the X300 not that long ago.
And In true Disney form.. No explanation 😂
This feels like a 2018 budget builds video
Don’t be ridiculous, this graphics card is more than its price range.
It really does!
The golden era
2015 era, 1080p low-med ... PC ports of early PS4 games, definitely late PS3 games ...
Must be, since he is review a graphics that is 2013 looking.
Order a second one for Crossfire...
I ran 2 Sapphire 7770's vapor-x back in the day, when crossfire was behaving and supported well performance was decent a fair bit below 7950 but that kinda in that ballpark just with all the issues of xfire and less vram.
I ran 2x R9 Fury in Crossfire for a while. It's not worth it
" Cross 'fucking' Fire "
Not worth it. Back in the time even if it was supportet you didn´t get more than 560ti levels out of it. Every 7850 will eat it for breakfast. Thats without the Problem that not every 7750 did come with the connector for the crosfire bridge
The 7750 is one of the rare cards that does not require a bridge, when paired with a matching 7750... It only needs one when paired unmatched with a 7770, etc.
I have the passive version of this card. Good for xp gaming. No power connectors or fans to worry about
Might be really good in a setting where no fan noise is required but there needs to be a dedicated gpu for whatever reason.
This was also the last gen with Windows XP drivers iirc
@@mikenotpike It would appear I can install windows XP drivers for an R7 250.
@@ArtisChronicles HD 7000 R 200 and 300 series are the same Cards
Not sure in which scenario this card can worth 20 bucks. Its outperformed by a vile Ryzen 2200G, which Is an IGPU.. and you can buy It for 30 bucks ?
right now. If you hace already an old working system, no sense to keep wasting money in obsolete hardware. If relatively knew, well, buy a proper card.
Welcome back bud. I miss your videos 😅
Ditto! I hope he's been well.
Wow did I miss the Budget Builds content. Would love to see more please
I love to find Budget Built Computers!
I check your channel every couple of weeks. Theres a certain void in my content variety that only you can fill. I even started watching Green Ham Gaming. While hes not bad hes not Budget Builds. Ive missed you dearly and I am glad to see an upload! Looking forward to more
Your profile picture...
It invokes a strange nostalgic feeling, did you comment often on this channel?
Random Gaming in HD??
Fun fact, the hd 7750 is listed as the minimum requirement in BeamNG on steam
oh god i play beamng on a hd 7570
@@thedumbassintheworks yeah, it runs on lower spec hardware (I should know). But not quite well
@@avtips4779 yes I run it at 30 fps at lowest I need to get a new gpu
57 FPS is actually really impressive for GTAV. Even at 720p.
A mate of mine had one of these in his "covid-special" pc (you know, built with the cheapest components in a shiny box) and I figured it was just going to be another GT710 type card but I was stunned how well it played his games (mostly gta5). I've got a soft spot for them now.
it eats the 710 for breakfast tbh
Must've been the gddr5 variant....
@@1NIGHTMAREGAMER GT710 has modern updated graphics driver as well. Great for non gpu ryzen cpus.
The early days of GTA5 I managed to run it on outdated cards but eventually the game got patched and with each 2nd or 3rd patch the performance was worse and worse to the point I lost few cards and eventually we all quit playing GTA5 anyway. Today I bet you need some silly high end CPU with 30+ RAM and some electricity hog of a GPU just to run it on mid settings ... Didnt touch that garbage in years, it was unplayable even back then.
Usually people who say things like there is nothing wrong with PC games are blind or massochists or combination of both. There are always some issues and performance drops that basically can fry your eyes and brain.
@@minmogrovingstrongandhealthy Not sure why you posted this as a reply to my post. If you need to know how well GTAV runs on low end hardware, watch zWORMz Gaming. He regularly shows GTAV running just fine on low-end systems. Or not, up to you.
Nice to see some older hardware straight after a LTT dual xeon gaming system with quad 980TI's. Shows that you can still game on older hardware.
this isn't just old, this is ancient
This wasn't actually that far off from the 900 series. GCN1 was what the last gen was based on, and GCN1 was competing with Kepler and Maxwell.
(Yes, the Switch is Maxwell. That's because the TX1 was already old when they made the Switch, so that one is basically 10yr old tech still being manufactured rn.
@@zxcvb_bvcxz it's classic!
@@zxcvb_bvcxzNo, a late 1970s or early '80s home computer is closer to being ancient. It's all relative. 😂
@@zxcvb_bvcxz If you think that is ancient you must be young.
For me it's just a few years ago.
Ancient has to go back at least to like Riva TNT cards and Voodoo and ATI Rage.
And even that can mostly be called old instead of ancient.
I always perfer high settings over frame rate. Even with my GTX 1070, I always use the highest settings and go for a 30 fps target. You were talking about how some people think anything below 60 is unplayable, but even paying $100 for my GPU a little back I am completely fine with 30 fps.
Yep I always try to go to the absolute limit. 30fps is a good target. 😅
I play games like Fortnite and Minecraft with shaders at around 30-45 frames a second anyway (GTX 1060). I too prefer high settings and fancy visuals over framerate a hundred percent of the time.
I'm even so used to it that when my FPS actually goes higher than 60 in Fortnite, I actually perform WORSE at the game xD
Same with settings, but my preferable limit is 40 FPS target. 20-30 FPS if game is frame capped. Anything lower or unstable is no-no to me.
@@nikitamedvedev4696 yep 30 when worst come to worst is the absolute minimum.
I've heard that framerate is only a big issue when you're online, where suddenly you also have to deal with ping correction
Great video, GCN proves its longevity once again. It's definitely showing its age, but a lot of GCN cards are far from unusable today. Even AMD cutting off the driver support couldn't stop these cards 💪
annnnnnnnd its gone
Perhaps it could be a good option for some retro win xp machine as these HD cards were the last that had xp drivers
I guess your video must have resulted in all of these getting sold. Not on Ali Express, not anywhere google knows about. This video may as well be from an alternate universe for how much this card even exists in my universe!
"Aldi version of Saphire"
So pretty much Medion tier.
At this point, isn't it better to run games on integrated graphics, than put such a card in?
the main use case would be for older PCs that have terrible integrated graphics. Integrated graphics didn't get decent until around 2020 and later.
(Edit, just realized this is a 4 month old comment)
Ruby on a brand new graphics card box
Looks like it still has ATi on her badge too!
I've been using a 7750 from cex in my batocera emulation pc running on a 300w PSU for a couple of years - very happy with it
Good to see you return to RUclips and that performance from that card really wasn't bad at all given the price! Even if not for their main system, I can see people wanting to build an older system for slightly older titles have no problems at all with this card.
I wouldn't recommend it for modern gaming though as I'm pretty sure the box said it was DX11 only, and a lot of modern titles need DX12.
As far as I can tell VTX3D was a brand owned by TUL, the same company that owns the PowerColor brand, VTX3D as a brand was shut down about 7 years ago.
So the card he got was probably New Old Stock?
You came back
I recently bought an HD 6770 for a PC with games contemporary with that GPU and paired it with a Phenom II x6 1055T, I would have liked to have had that PC in 2011, By the way, it's good to see you again.
I used to use a HD 6870 paired with a 1055T. I really liked that build until the gpu kicked the bucket in summer 2018. Back when I bought the GPU used it was the most performant GPU with r600g, and mesa in general for a good while. Made for a competent linux gaming machine with open source drivers.
Sorry, the page you requested can not be found:(
They must have clocked onto the video rather quickly. Shame that, I’ll try and find some more. Hope you’re doing well mate
All good 😊My first thought was, well that card is great for Windows XP retro gaming and I love buying something that is brand new, so a great find, thank you for sharing.@@BudgetBuildsOfficial
"Many of You never heard of this brand."
I still have their (kinda broken right now) HD4850 1GB GDDR5 version (Yes I know it's weird because of that GDDR5 VRAM). It was loud but - it was also quite cheap at the time - I paid like 60-70€ for a new one in 2011.
I still have a VTX3D HD6670 with 1GB GDDR5 in my ITX SFF retro box.I bought it new but heavily discounted as it was already outdated at that point (about a decade ago). It was the most powerful slot-powered single-slot GPU (at the time I built it) that would fit in the extremely tight case I was trying to cram everything into (Chieftec BT-02B), in terms of thickness, length and height (how far it extends above the slot bracket)
Really appreciate the BeamNG benchmark. It's been my game of choice for absolutely years and was the sole reason I decided to upgrade my PC recently so I could max the game out.
Same here, and have now maxed my PC out to play BeamNG in VR hehe
Comparing benchmarks with this card between windows and linux might be interesting. Because gcn 1 is still actively supported on linux through mesa whereas it's been dropped for a while now on windows
How? I had to replace my old GCN cards with a GT210 years ago.
@@rustyshackleford3053 You have to pass a kernel parameter to get the more modern 'amdgpu' to work on the oldest GCN cards. "radeon.si_support=0 amdgpu.si_support=1" for Southern Islands/7000 series, and swap 'si' for 'cik' for Sea Islands/8000. Or heck, just do both si and cik to be sure. You can also do it in an /etc/modprobe.d conf file like "options radeon si_support=0 (linebreak) options amdgpu si_support=1". The older 'radeon' driver still technically works but it's completely unmaintained as you know, and I'm not surprised that some distros don't really work with it.
And FWIW, on my own system with a weird GCN 1.0 mobile GPU, doing this makes it work fairly fine, definitely better than radeon even for these early cards. Not sure why it isn't the default driver other than people working on the kernel not really caring about these over 10-year old GPUs, which is fair but still sucks
Regresó! En forma de fichas!! Saludos desde México. Extrañabamos tu contenido
Personal experience with a 7750. Not this brand/card but an MSI I bought over 10years ago.
While the numbers look good in the video, people who will buy such a card are likely using a CPU that is just as old, with likely ~8GB ddr3. Performance will be significantly worse when the rest of your PC's parts are in the same category as this card. Temper your expectations and you will be fine. Do not expect to run modern titles (AAA or indie).
This card is a good option if you want a PC to run some old school games or build something cheap for a child or older relative.
The budget segment has truly been kicked to the curb. My card died about a year ago and I had to settle for a GT730. Older and worse and the card it was replacing. And it cost more than what the 730 did 10 years ago. Being poor sucks. Being middle aged and poor is worse.
My first card was a ASUS AMD 7770 2gb.
I thought it was the coolest shit ever back in 2013
Of course there is no CSGO benchmark. Could you sub it with TF2, as that runs pretty similar to old CSGO and it’ll run well on basically anything
Edit: it’s on 64bit source, should be even better now
The link no longer works
I have one with 4GB Vram. I love it because of that 1U dimension.
BTW, Good to see you.
Wait what? Didn't there's only 1 or 2 GB?
so rare
I have a Sapphire 1GB GDDR5 varient I got used for $20 Canadian back in 2020 to go in a old HP Pavillion from 2007 with a Q6600 & 8GB (4x2GB) DDR2 RAM, I plan on selling it at some point as a basic use/office PC that's capable of playing decade old games at 720P such as Tomb Raider (2013), Sleeping Dogs, GTAV & Sims 4 for example.
he's back
The 7750 brings me back so many memories.
Used it for my little brothers budget built I made for him back in like 2018, overclocked it a bit and he was happy playing games on it even if it was on the lowest resolution.
My sapphire HD 7750 had relive working and hardware accel in Linux although it looked horrible. Idk how the situation with current drivers is
What distro? I‘m a linux user too
@@firestorm780was years ago on artix, but it looked horrible since the encoder is grabage
Finally! Welcome back man! :D
The king budget is back👏👏👏😀
If I were a dog I'd spin my tail so much,glad you're back man.I missed your videos so much,such nostalgia. You never get old for me.
Exactly! So excited!
It's always a good day when there's a new BBO video.
I've got to admit I did not have even mid expectations when I clicked on this video...however! For a measly £15 This card has shockingly decent performance.
Honestly pretty solid value for what you're able to get from it. I actually want to pick one up now just for the fun of putting together an ULTRA budget build hah.
Thank God, I thought we lost you! Great to finally get something from you again mate👍🏼👍🏼
Hey! I love the HD7750! Have a half-height low profile version of the Sapphire card, absolute little trooper took me from all minimuims in a lot of games to max for about a year at the time.
I put this GPU in my family PC. Latest driver from 2022
Welcome home
0:52 the box says 1gb, was it actually still a 2gb in gpuz and benchmarks? You didnt show riva tuner statistics 😭 Would be nice to see what the card is doing ❤ also at 3:29 you say 32gb but its only showing 16 in bios, was the 32 corrected before benchmarks?
I think these cards may be more supported on Linux than Windows at this point? Someone correct me if I’m wrong.
Woah woah woah, back in 2012 in my first actual self built gaming pc I had ASUS HD 7770 1GB, boi that could run BF3 back then!
I was just recently searching for Budget Builds after missing content for so long
Was using a Sapphire Radeon HD 7750 for five years on my Linux build. It finally crapped out. So I bought a MSI Radeon R7 250 to replace it. Seems to be equal in performance.
VTX was owned by PowerColor's parent company T something and was shut down some years ago, they were a brand sold in eastern europe, i first saw them in Turkey when the HD 4000 series was out. very weird to see them now. iirc they were a new brand specifically for import requirements and if it didn't work it wouldn't impact the main Powercolor brand, which was already successful alongside gainward and sapphire, etc.
in western europe, VTX was similar to "Club 3D" iirc and was the same physical factory, but different importer and market.
Had 5770 once, the only card i had to actually underclock and undervolt because i blew all my budget on it and that meant no new psu. Still worked great.
Aww man the link's down! For a second I thought I might have had an incredibly cheap successor to the HD5450 I've got on my Pentium e5200 😔
Radeon 7750, that's basically the GPU in the original XBOX One.
Finna bout to load up cyberpunk 2077 on max settings with this. Should be fun!
I just game on budget tech now. There is no point trying to chase the lastest pieces of hardware. Hell, I went back to playing on my xbox 360 and ps3. Lol
Lets go! hes back!
For some reason I feel all warm and fuzzy - it must be nostalgia. Thanks for the review.
Idle curiosity: Have you reviewed a Tesla P4?
Yes I know it's a 'compute' card with no output! But they are pretty cheap for what they can do (up to 50% faster than a GTX 1650 for me with more RAM and the same power draw) and with a little fiddling you can game on them.*
*GRID Driver, Regedit - Search "AdapterType", Delete that Key, then add 32bit DWord EnableMsHybrid = 1. Carefully Superglue a 40x40x10 blower to the end of the card (maybe with a 1k Resistor), and Bob's your significant other once Windows is set to use it for 3D stuff.
PS: The K80 is a bit slower with much more RAM for the same-ish price at the cost of a 300W vs 75W power draw.
Had a VTX3D HD5750 1GB GDDR5 in the first PC I built back in 2011. It was quite capable until around 2015 when the 1GB of VRAM became too big of a limitation. Early GTA V in 2015 was playable (30-40fps) at 1080p Normal with the sliders half-way, paired with an Athlon II X4 650. It has more shaders than the HD 7750 but it's on the older Terascale 2 architecture, so it's just a bit slower than the 7750, tho obviously the GDDR5 would've pushed mine above a DDR3 7750
i love GCN 7000 through vega . it aged sooooo well and m mainn card is a rare radeon pro SSG 2 technically vega 10 but 12nm with 24gb vram and 2tb ssds
It doesn't exists anymore xD
It's a Christmas Barnacle in March - welcome back!
So you leave and return just like that?? WE HAVE FEELINGS TOO.
I had a 7770 with a i5 950 back in the day and it worked really well
Edit: originally had a 5770 in the build but upgraded to play age of conan
the thing has been sitting in a box for a decade at this point, kind of crazy. i always find new old stock tech of any kind fascinating. when it was made i was fooling around in early elementary school and now im beyond highschool. really weird to think about it.
Welcome back m8 missed u on RUclips
Oh my god my first GPU was a VTX R9 270X about 11 years ago. Good times.
finally you're back after a long break, great brother, keep it up, keep posting something new!
Funnily enough I still have the old hd 7750, replaced it for an r7 250 for low power
Unrelated, but I've got some new earphones, (arrived an hour ago) and you've never sounded so clear.
I'm guessing it won't support the latest games which require DX12 ?
I have one of these in my tower, not this exact card, mine's a dual-slot Gigabyte Radeon HD 7750 2GB on an MSI B350 Gaming plus with a Ryzen 7 1700, 32GB of 3200MHz DDR4 RAM (4x8GB) and a half terabyte 7200RPM 2.5 inch spinner for storage powered by an EVGA supernova 1000 watt 80+ gold fully-modular PSU assembled in a vintage mid-tower ATX case and an HP VS19E 5:4 1280x1024 Monitor, OS is windows 7 pro 64 bit and I was playing GTA 5/GTA Online 1280x720 @ medium settings w/ the resolution scale setting turned down a tiny bit and getting 40 - 60 FPS in windowed mode (so the game would display in 16:9) even with the aero theme in windows 7 turned on so VSync would still work, I also played a bit of genshin impact on it at low settings getting around 20 - 30 FPS, I tried to play saints row the third remastered on it but only got crashes because I still had an FX-8350 black edition on a Biostar TA-970 board with 8 gigs of single channel RAM (2x4GB) and there wasn't enough RAM and I was NOT going to use the HDD as RAM but seeing how poorly that game runs on my alienware M17x R4 with an I7-2820QM and GTX 660m (2GB) with 16GBs of RAM (4x4GB) it probably wont run well on the Radeon HD 7750.
I recently came across an interesting deal at a flea market. For $40, i found this massive desktop PC, a build from around 2009. Inside a Cooler Master Sniper case, with a 850 watt power supply, i figured for $40 it was worth it just for that. But i took it home, and it has an AMD phenom II cpu with a liquid cooling system. 8gb DDR3 memory, and for a GPU it has Gigabyte GeForce GTX 260 Super OC. As it is right now, it held up 'ok'... but definitely lacking in some ways. Asking around I've already found for free, 16gb of the best memory i can put in there, and a good sound card. So now, i want to upgrade the CPU all the way, and I'm trying to figure out what GPU i should put in there. if anyone has any suggestions?
The box said 1gb vram, the card is marked 1gb vram, specs shown 2gb vram?
Welcome back my king
You dropped this 👑
The links doesn't work anymore.. And I searched for the card on but can't find it
He's alive! Welcome back, friend. You were missed.
Welcome back
I've just realised the card is 12 years old... woah.
What a time to see Budget-Builds Official return
you can volt mod the card with a bios mod and get 20% more on the core.
And when everybody needed him the most... He returned.
I love your videos so much.
When the world needed Budget Builds the most, he returned.
Anyway, welcome back, and good stuff as always, mate. 😊
I bought the GDDR-5 version in 2013...and it is still happily purring away in my backup box paired with an equally ancient Phenom II 925, you really couldn't kill those things.
how could in 2013 exist gddr5, and we are in 2024 and ggdr7 is not even a thing?
@@gabrielv.4358 Because GPU tech hasn't been progressing nearly as fast as CPU tech?
Look it up on Tech Powerup, here is what they say "Launched Feb 2012, 1Gb GDDR 5 GCN 1.0"
I missed the videos, but totally understand life is hectic!
finaly video from you
The Return Of The King.
Oohh, I miss this content. I really do. Thanks for this video
How did you get Crysis Remastered looking like the original?
Yes, I missed this channel so much. Great video, man.
Oh my god, he’s back, time to get a snack and be happy again
It's AWESOME to see you uploading. I hope everything is alright in your life.
Its been a hot minute, welcome back!
perfect for winxp retro gaming, I guess. :))
Welcome back
He's finally back!
BRO I HAD that card as mainstream for awhile until I got the gtx 1050ti
I still have this card in my family PC. Then i try to play remastered FF 7 crisis core and it playable as long as i turn on ReBar in BIOS.
It's surprise me because i thought 1 GB VRAM no longer can play any latest game
I checked my email archive... I bought a Radeon 7770 HD back in May of 2012. I quickly updated to a 7850 less than a year later. Thanks for the nostalgia.
If you can find a 7770 for a near price of a 7750 its much better