EVGA has joined the rest of the pack with a new low-power GTX 950 graphics card which does not need any addition PCIe power connector and will offer it in four different versions.

All four versions of the new low-power GTX 950 from EVGA will be based on the same design and cooled by a dual-slot EVGA ACX 2.0 single-fan cooler. All versions will also be based on Nvidia's Maxwell GM206 GPU with 768 CUDA cores and 2GB of GDDR5 memory, paired up with a 128-bit memory interface and clocked at 6610MHz.

All four versions are pretty much identical to EVGA's earlier available GTX 950 lineup and come with DisplayPort, HDMI and either a single, or two DVI outputs.

The GPU base and GPU Boost clocks on the new GTX 950 low-power lineup from EVGA ranges from 1025MHz and 1190MHz, on the standard version, to 1076MHz and 1253MHz on the SuperClocked versions.

Unfortunately, EVGA did not reveal any details regarding the price or the availability date.









Source: EVGA.com.