The HD6750 features a 700 MHz GPU clock, 1024 MB GDDR5 VRAM with a 1000 MHz memory clock, built on a 40 nm process. It uses a PCIe x16 2.0 interface and offers up to 64 GB/s bandwidth. Video outputs include VGA, DVI and HDMI. Physical dimensions are approximately 175 x 127 x 40 mm.
The card is compatible with desktop PCs that have a free PCIe x16 slot. It is backward compatible with older PCIe versions. Ensure your case has enough clearance for the card's dimensions and your power supply meets the card's power requirements.
Power requirements vary by manufacturer model and system configuration. As a general guideline, a quality 400–500W PSU from a reputable brand is typically sufficient for systems using this card. Some variants may require an auxiliary 6‑pin PCIe power connector — check the specific product label or seller specs before purchase.
The HD6750 delivers reliable performance for everyday desktop tasks, HD video playback, and moderate gaming at 1080p with medium settings for many titles. It is not targeted at the latest AAA games at maximum settings but provides smooth performance for casual and older games and general productivity.
Yes — the card includes VGA, DVI and HDMI outputs and can support multi-monitor setups. The number of simultaneous displays supported depends on the exact card variant and its internal routing; most common variants support at least dual-monitor setups. For 3+ displays, check whether the specific model supports AMD Eyefinity or includes DisplayPort outputs.
The HD6750 comfortably supports Full HD (1920x1080) via HDMI, DVI or VGA. Higher resolutions (for example up to 2560x1600) can be achieved if the card's DVI is dual-link or via compatible digital outputs; exact limits depend on the card variant and monitor inputs.
Drivers for the HD6750 are available from the card manufacturer and from AMD's driver/download site (legacy drivers). The card is supported on many operating systems including Windows (legacy driver support for Windows 7/8/10) and various Linux distributions. Always download the latest compatible driver from the vendor or AMD for best stability.
The HD6750 can accelerate general-purpose graphics tasks and helps with video playback and moderate editing workflows. For intensive professional CAD, 3D rendering or heavy video production tasks, workstation-class GPUs with larger memory and certified drivers are recommended.
Yes. With HDMI output and GDDR5 memory, the HD6750 handles HD video playback, streaming and desktop media tasks well. It’s a solid choice for a compact HTPC if you need reliable 1080p playback and basic media features.
The HD6750 supports common hardware video acceleration features available for its generation (accelerated H.264 and other codecs supported at the time). Support for very new codecs may be limited compared to modern GPUs — check software codec/decoder compatibility for specific applications.
Turn off and unplug your PC, open the case, remove the appropriate expansion slot cover, insert the card into an available PCIe x16 slot and secure it. Connect any required auxiliary power cable if present, close the case, boot the system and install the latest drivers from the manufacturer or AMD.
Some HD6750 cards can be overclocked using third-party utilities (e.g., MSI Afterburner), but overclocking results vary by board design and cooling. Overclocking may increase temperatures, power draw and noise, and can void warranties — proceed cautiously and monitor temps and stability.
Cooling design varies by card manufacturer. In general, the HD6750 is a mid-range card with modest thermal output; reference and single-fan aftermarket coolers typically run quietly at idle and moderately under load. Check the specific model’s cooler design and reviews for noise/thermal measurements.
Warranty terms vary by brand and retailer. Check the product listing or manufacturer documentation for warranty length, return policy and support options before purchase.
Verify physical clearance in your case (approx. 175 x 127 x 40 mm), that your PSU has sufficient wattage and any required 6‑pin connector, that your motherboard has a PCIe x16 slot, and that drivers for your OS are available. Also consider whether the card’s performance meets your current and near-future needs.
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