I'd wanted to build a new PC for gaming and considered getting the GTX680, but the price-to-performance point was with the 670. This GPU is amazingly fast and incredibly well done.
This would already be bottle-necking on a 2GB card.Pros:Out performs my THREE GTX470's at 1/3rd the wattage!Runs Cool and Quiet (especially compared to my 470's)Has 4GB option (which I HIGHLY recommend for High-res Gamers)Cons:Price? (but seriously, don't buy what you can't afford-and I doubt this matters since you know these cards exist so you know what you are getting into LOL)A+ By my standards! I can't wait to order a second one! (and maybe sneak in a third lol)-WilliamComputer Specs:Intel i7-920 4.0GHz 1.25vCoreEVGA 4-way Classy Mobo12GB Mushkin DDR3 TriChannel RAM 1732MHz Cas 8EVGA GTX670 4GBPNY GTX470 (for Physx)Creative Sound Blaster Titanium HD120GB OCZ Revodrive 3 for OS2x 500GB Western Digital Blacks in Raid0 for PROGRAMS1x 1TB Western Digital Black for DATAAntec 1200watt Quattro OC-editionI game on.3x 24" ASUS Full HD LED MonitorsRazer Black Widow Ultimate Keyboard (Mass Effect Edition)Razer Naga Epic gaming mouse(Feel free to leave questions or comments and I will do my best to answer/respond! I hope you found this review to be helpful!)Ĩ of 8 people found the following review helpful. SO, I still only had 1.28GB of vRAM total.*EDIT*FYI, Crysis 2 6000x1080 maxed with High-res textures consumes 2.2GB vRAM. THEN they split the rendering process between them. Each graphics card gets "loaded" with the same files. Although I had THREE 1.28GB 470's, they don't combine to create "3.84GB" of vRAM. Especially with High-res Texture packs! For those who aren't aware, vRAM doesn't scale with SLI either (so don't look for SlI-ing two 2GB cards to solve this). I forsee future games passing the 2GB mark (which would bottleneck on the 2GB cards) such as Crysis 3 and Far Cry 3. IMHO, it is worth the extra $50 for the 4GB. Battlefield 3 at 6000x1080 and Ultra settings uses 1.8GB of vRAM. My OC'ed 670 tops at 70C max at 70%fan.HIGHLY RECOMMENDED FOR TRIPLE MONITOR/HIGH RES GAMERS!I ALSO RECOMMEND THIS 4GB version versus any 2GB version.
I swapped for this SINGLE GTX 670 4GB and now I manage 30+ fps on ULTRA! The only thing I turned down was AA to 2xMSAA Motion Blur to OFF (I like the effect, but to rank with the best, I turn it off) and turned down Aliasing Post to "Low." As an added benefit, the 670 only consumes 220watts (with my overclock setting 200+ Core, 175+ Mem) which is NOTHING compared to my 700watt+ draw with my OC'ed 470's. Ģ3 of 23 people found the following review helpful.īought this to replace my Tri-Sli GTX470 setup and I am SOOOO glad I did! This GTX 670 is a MONSTER! The 1.2GB vRam of the 470's was holding me back! I game at 6000x1080 (3x 24"HD Monitors + bezel correction) and I was struggling to run Battlefield 3 at Medium settings. This card delivers truly game-changing performance that taps into the powerful new GeForce architecture to. ,Get to the next level with the EVGA GeForce GTX 670. 4-Way SLI Ready Graphics Card (04G-P4-2673-KR). EVGA GeForce GTX 670 SuperClocked 4096MB GDDR5, 2x Dual-Link DVI, HDMI, DP, 4-Way SLI Ready Graphics Card. EVGA GeForce GTX 670 SuperClocked 4096MB GDDR5, 2x Dual. 2x Dual-Link DVI, HDMI, DP, 4-Way SLI Ready Graphics.
PCI Express 3.0 DVI/DVI/HDMI/DP SLI Ready Graphics Card.
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