EVGA 02G-P4-2670-KR GeForce GTX 670 2GB 256-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 x16 HDCP Ready SLI Support Video Card

Pros: - FAST FAST FAST
- Stays cool
- Looks super sexy
- Blower fan exhausts heat out back
- PrecisionX software is awesome

Cons: - LOUD at full fan speed
- Too many variations from EVGA (Reference, FTW, FTW+, Signature)

Other Thoughts: This card has a crazy amount of overclocking headroom. Besisdes the +100MHz boost clock, I am running a +100Mhz overclock, and a +250MHz Memory overclock. I am running at 75C with the overclock at max fan, and have had no stability issues. Crysis 3 at MAX everything + FXAA + VSync = Butter 45-60FPS all day. Without my overclock, 35-45FPS. Running 3 monitors with no issues. I LOVE THIS CARD!

Pros: Support for more than just 2 monitors. Runs seamlessly with 3 monitors hooked up to one card. I have 2 of these with 3 monitors in 3D surround with a 4th monitor above the 3 for viewing temps, keeping up with your IM, etc. Easy to run games in surround or 3D surround and switch between the two modes with a push of a button.

Cons: It doesn't switch between Surround mode and multiple monitor mode very quickly. Which would be good for going from gaming/movie mode in surround to being more productive in multiple monitor mode where you can maximize IE on one monitor, have Word open on another monitor, and another application open on the third so you can copy and paste without having to find the right windows and look up information at a much faster pace than conventional methods.

Other Thoughts: Great card at a value compared to the GTX 680!

Pros: - Plays most if not all high end games like a beast such as Crysis
- Works Natively in Hackintosh
- Runs quite cool
- Comes with extra adapters and power cables
- A sexy looking card
- Shipped Fast

Cons: - High Price

Other Thoughts: My Build:

- Gigabyte GA-Z77X-UD5H
- Intel Core i7 3770K @4.6Ghz
- CPU Cooler: Corsair H80i Water Cooler
- 16GB (1600Mhz) Kingston HyperX Blu Ram
- EVGA GeForce GTX 670
- 600W Thermaltake TR2 PSU
- Thermaltake Commander MS-I Mid-Tower Case

Pros: preforms very well and Physx runnig does not slow it down. Planetside2 running a few custom settings with physx on I run 95-129 fps in extreme battle 40-70

Cons: run very hot! you should be sure you have a well cooled case. I use push pull..

Pros: sleek beautifull card, cheap(for a 670), runs fast and cool. Even overclocked to 1188mhz runing bench marks and stress test for hours it never reaches 70 degrees

Cons: fan on full load can be a loud, but it hardly ever reaches full speed

Other Thoughts: will be picking up another down the road for surround, but for my current 2 moniter set up one of these can do more than enough to handle ANY game atm, now i just need a new cpu to keep up

Pros: this is one awesome high end card playvis every game on ultra with 0 lagg and its EVGA what more can you ask for

Cons: it was not free

Other Thoughts: this is why i go with nvidia they have awesome cards back by there drivers if you are looking for a good card in this price rang get it you will love it

Pros: Oh Wow, Bought 2 of this to play recent game with my 27" VG278H asus monitor. I play BF3 maxed in 3d vision 1920 X 1080, and these card in SLI mode give me an average of 115 FPS. A rock solid card. I upgraded from GTX 280 in SLI and in 3d vision, because I had an average of 35 FPS in 3d vision, and i want something smooth.

Cons: Don't come with SLI bridge. I need to shop in local place to find one.

Pros: Great card, I had a hard time deciding weather to get this, but I'm very glad I did. Very fast, runs all games at Ultra (Battlefield 3 a stable 50-60 FPS on Ultra 1080p), Minecraft 1080p records at 200~FPS without a limit.

Great card!

Cons: none!

Pros: It is an EVGA, no one makes higher quality products and their customer and tech support is stellar. Never mind that you can call 24/7 and if they happen to be busy, you leave your number and they actually call you back--and fast.

Cons: They are pricy and when you use them on a high-end four-way SLI rig, you end up making a significant investment. Nevertheless, they are worth it. It is a matter of whether you really need or can afford them. If all you are after is bragging rights, you probably can't afford them; however if you really want to enjoy your build, you need them.

Other Thoughts: These cards are not for the faint-hearted or made to run on a $450.00 PC. If you are new to building high end rigs, save yourself money and time and buy one already assembled. You will get more bang for your buck and as you play with them, you will want to try your own. Except by then you'll have a pretty good idea of what you are up against and what you'll need.
Also, to the folks that give a bad review to a component because they either did not get it or have an issue with the vendor, please remember that many buyers choose one item from the other solely on the rating averages and often do not read many if any at all. I purchased my cards elsewhere because the price was better and when you buy four of these puppies it can make a difference. But no matter where you buy them, if they are from EVGA, you will not regret it.

Pros: Everything

Cons: A little pricey but well worth it. I really have no complaints.

Other Thoughts: I have run Crysis 2, Left 4 Dead 2, Diablo III and a few others all on extreme or maxed settings with no problems. I couldn't be happier.