Running scores with 3dmark 11, separate data for both cards.
GT740?3dmark?11?score X1000
GT730?3dmark?11?score X690, 30% difference.
The reason for this is that the 730 is actually a vested card, it has almost the same performance as the GT 640, and is actually the 640 in a different vest, unlike the 740, which is not a vested card, it is a GTX 750 at a reduced cost and performance, and is indeed a new model, although it can't compete with the 750 in terms of performance and price, it is indeed a new model.
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