Asus has uveiled yet another graphics card which will be a part of its Strix gaming-gear series, the Strix GTX 750 Ti OC.

Based on Nvidia's 28nm GM107 Maxwell GPU and packed with exclusive Asus technologies, like Super Alloy Power components, DirectCU II cooler and a decent factory-overclock, the new ASUS Strix GTX 750 Ti OC will definitely be one of the more interesting GTX 750 Ti graphics cards on the market.

The ASUS Strix GTX 750 Ti OC packs 640 CUDA cores and works at 1124MHz for the base GPU clock and 1202MHz for the GPU Boost clock. It also comes with 2GB of GDDR5 memory clocked at 5.4GHz which is paried up with a 128-bit memory interface.

As expected, Asus equipped the new Strix GTX 750 Ti OC with its DirectCU II cooler which features 6mm copper heatpipes in direct contact with the GPU. According to Asus, the DirectCU II cooler on the Strix GTX 750 Ti OC is up to 58 percent cooler and up to three times quieter when than the reference cooled GTX 750 Ti graphics card. The DirectCU II cooler has another ace up its sleeve which is the so called "0dB mode", which means that the fan does not kick in unless the temperature excedes 50°C. In real world scenario this means that the new Strix GTX 750 Ti OC will be completely silent in 2D and low load scenarios.

As all recent Asus gaming oriented graphics cards, the Strix GTX 750 Ti also comes bundled with Asus GPU Tweak software, which enables users to control GPU speeds, voltages and video-memory clock speeds in real time as well as allow users to stream their gameplay.

The Asus Strix GTX 750 Ti OC should be available on retail/e-tail shelves by the end of this month and although the price was not officially announced, you can expect the Strix GTX 750 Ti OC to go for around €130, depending on the region.