It's no reach to say the Maxwell-driven GeForce GTX 750 Ti GPU sets the foundation for Nvidia's graphics products for the next two years. The existing Kepler architecture has been overhauled and simplified to such an extent that energy efficiency is, quite literally, off the scale.

Nvidia is liberally playing on this power-efficient theme by launching mainstream GPUs equipped with low-end TDPs. The GTX 750 Ti, for example, uses a maximum of 60W, but has enough gaming clout to run modern titles at high-quality settings alongside a 1080p resolution.

We've already been witness to partner-overclocked GTX 750 Tis from Asus, Palit, and Gigabyte. It's now EVGA's turn to show what it can do with Nvidia's latest graphics.