Palit has announced its newest line of graphics cards, the passive KalmX series which will include two members based on Nvidia's Maxwell GPU, the GTX 750 Ti and the GTX 750.

Both graphics cards in the new Palit KalmX series will feature a completely passive cooler with a copper base connected to a rather large heatsink via two nickel plated heatpipes. Both graphics cards will also lack any power connectors since both are kept below 75W TDP, 60W for the GTX 750 Ti and 55W for the GTX 750.

The Palit GTX 750 Ti KalmX packs 640 CUDA cores and works at 1020MHz for the base and 1185MHz for the GPU Boost clock. It comes with 2GB of GDDR5 memory clocked at 5.5GHz and paired up with a 182-bit memory interface. The GTX 750 KalmX packs 512 CUDA cores but works at the same 1020MHz base and 1185MHz GPU Boost clocks. It also comes with 2GB of GDDR5 memory paired up with a 128-bit memory interface but the memory on the GTX 750 is clocked at slightly lower 5.01GHz.

Unfortunately, Palit did not reveal any details regarding the actual availability date or the price of the new KalmX series graphics cards.