ASUS GTX670-DC2-4GD5 GeForce GTX 670 4GB 256-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 x16 HDCP Ready SLI Support Video Card

Pros: Stays cool no matter how much voltage I apply. Overclocks better than expected and noise levels are down. 4th DCII card and no complaints to this date.

Cons: N/A

Other Thoughts: @ 1080p I can max out every game I have w/o MSAA or FXAA. I don't mind that extra eyecandy being disabled. Most of my game now have vram to spare, no more worrying about limited vram.

Wouldn't mind a second one for Sli @ 1440p ..

Pros: Uhh... going from 2 GTX 470 in SLI... Yeah... the 4GB of RAM on this card completely changes the experience for those of us who love the eye candy.

More specifically, Elite Sniper v2 is amazing on a single one of these cards. I was totally buying a GTX 680, but all the real world bench scores just didn't justify it since I will go SLI in a month or so anyway.

Cons: Too bad SLI does not support doubling the memory (frame buffer... :D

Other Thoughts: Truly amazing performance from a single card. This is why, if you can afford it, you go with a single better card rather than SLI. Especially with the 600 series cards. ATi has their equivalent, it's the same deal with their stuff as well.

Pros: Fast and quiet, easy to overclock, stays cool. It's enclosed so I can pick it up without worrying about shorting anything out. Quality workmanship. Don't need to watercool.

Cons: It is heavy and long, but I have a HAF X so I still have plenty of room.

Other Thoughts: I wasn't able to overclock as high as the reviewer in HardOCP, but I figure that is due to Asus sending him a "golden sample". I did get a core offset of 145 and so far a memory offset of 168. I thought it would have problems with comparison with my Gigabyte WF3 7950 but this card nukes the 7950. I would say it is running at almost 20% better on all benchmarks. The bonus is the driver is much better the the AMD Catalyst since I've been playing all my games and notice no crashes or driver resets so far. If not for the Catalyst drivers and the Rev2 version of the 7950, the AMD cards would be better. That's why I was hesitant in buying a 7970.

Pros: Runs Cool, Easy to overclock, Can own any game!

I was sceptical at first reading all the reviews, but I decided to go for it and man this thing is awesome. I have played Arma 3 Alpha on with max settings on everything, my card didn't go past 10% fan speed and it only was 45celius.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: Operating System
Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit SP1
CPU
AMD FX-8350 21 °C
Vishera 32nm Technology
RAM
8.00 GB Dual-Channel DDR3 @ 430MHz (7-7-7-19)
Motherboard
ASRock 990FX Professional (CPUSocket) 33 °C
Graphics
ASUS VS229 (1920x1080@60Hz)
ASUS VS229 (1920x1080@60Hz)
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 670 4GB
Hard Drives
60GB Crucial C300-CTF DDAC064MAG SATA Disk Device (SSD)
60GB Crucial C300-CTF DDAC064MAG SATA Disk Device (SSD)
233GB Seagate ST325082 0AS SATA Disk Device (SATA) 28 °C
Optical Drives
TSSTcorp DVD+-RW TS-H653B SATA CdRom Device

Pros: It played Bioshock Infinite on Ultra setting at 60 fps. It ran Crysis 3 at ultra at 45-60 fps. It's a great card for modders because of it's excess memory. It comes with gpu clocking technology that is helpful. It runs fairly cool at full load. only 45 -50*c so far for me. It looks cool. It's cheaper than a 680 and runs about the same. Especially if you use gpu tweak.

Cons: It is a little heavy. Shouldn't be cause for alarm though

Other Thoughts: It runs really cool with all 12 of my fans. I want to get a second one in the future. Running two of these sucker could handle gaming and design programs for at least the next five to six years. It comes with a five year warranty. I bought it on sale from micro center and got a 2 year warranty for replacement. Good deal. Great card, best bang for your buck. Unless your buck is worth one single titan which would be godly

Pros: It runs cool. Has two nice fans and a big heatsink. Has cool plating that has breathing holes on the back. Support disk had good drivers and the cool gpu tweak program. They run everything including Crysis 3. I don't think it has surpassed 40* C so far. It is quiet and so B A looking.

Cons: None so far.

Other Thoughts: I want another one. It runs great with my SabertoothZ77

Pros: Runs everything I can throw at it on high or ultra
60+ in BF3 on Ultra
60+ in GW2 on Ultra
Seriously, get it.

Cons: I don't have another one for SLI

Other Thoughts: Runs pretty cool, the highest temps I have seen were 70c and I cranked up the fan to high speed and it went down to 60C. I know that it can be at 70c and be fine, but I am just picky about temps

Pros: awesome

Cons: needs one more hdmi

Pros: Runs fairly cool idols around 30c and 58c-60c under load. Performance wise it's everything you'd expect from a 670. With the gpu tweak application you can easily overclock the card. Fits nicely in my haf x case.

Cons: Heavy. This card will put a lot of strain on your motherboard. The 4gb of vram is completely useless if you're intending on running a single display.

Other Thoughts: At it's current price you might as well spend 40-50 dollars more and grab a 680. I would suggest the MSI 680 Lightning if you go that route.

Pros: Fantastic performance while staying surprisingly quiet. GPU Tweak is also awesome. Getting over 1.3 GHz while staying below 65 C at only 35% fan load(Quiet).

Cons: Check other thoughts, it's just a personal preference and not really a con.

Other Thoughts: Bought the card partly for the whole red/black look. The card has green leds to indicate it is getting proper power. I would really like to not have those really bright green leds in my otherwise red/black case. If someone knows how to change the leds, without unplugging it, please let me know.

Also, card is almost never in stock. Looking forward to buying another.