EVGA serves up a beautiful GTX 950 Super SuperClock ACX 2.0 sporting 768 Shader units 32 ROPs, 2940 million transistors with 2 GB od high-speed GDDR5 running across a 128-bit bus. The EVGA GTX 950 SSC ACX 2.0 gets a factory overclock to 1190 MHz which is a nice boost from 1024 the stock reference clock of GTX 950 and 166MHz higher than the reference model.

NVIDIA and their partners saw a need to cover a lower price point to be competitive with the AMD R7 370 and they did quite an impressive job of competing with the R7 370 and since having hands on a R7 370 the EVGA GTX 950 easily bests the R7 370 at the same price ($150 ? $170 depending on model). Designed as a mainstream offering the EVGA GTX 950 SSC ACX 2.0 uses the same GM 206 core GTX 960 uses but the EVGA GTX 950 SSC ACX 2.0 had 256 shaders trimmed off of it and got a lower reference core speed. NVIDIA did such a good job on the GTX 950 that it borders Mainstream / Enthusiast fairly well.